Lebanon Wins Second Game From Frankfort
Lebanon defeated Frankfort 6 to 2 in Frankfort as Hare starred with a three bagger and three runs in the pivotal second inning. Carroll, Gorman, and Tomlin contributed solid plays along with a strong Lebanon infield and pitching by Carroll. Two hundred fifty local fans cheered as Lebanon kept pressure on Frankfort with timely hits and sharp defense.
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Lebanon
Frankfort
Leba
Hare
Wilson
Brown
Hickson
Collins
McAllister
Tomlin
Carroll
Malicoat
Lebanon Bunch
Maliuat
Hannah
Carroll and
Gorman
Day Breaks Out Again at Syracuse University
Chancellor James R. Day of Syracuse University denounces President Roosevelt as a wild engine and mocks Rockefeller Archbold Harriman Hill and Morgan. He fears the nation is declining, praises the Standard Oil Company and VP Fairbanks, and criticizes the interstate commerce commission while lauding trusts and railroad rebates.
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James R. Day
Syracuse University
Roosevelt
Messrs
Rockefeller
Archbold
Harriman
Hill
Morgan
Day
Dr. Day
John Hay
Chancellor Day
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fairbanks
Despatcher Employed for Ben Hour Route
George Rogers of Lebanon has been appointed chief train despatcher for the Ben Hour route. Two other despatchers remain unnamed as the Crawfordsville Journal notes the company’s general offices will be in Crawifondarite.
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The
Crawfordsville Journal
George Rogers
Lebanon
Crawifondarite
Bunko Victim Recounts Owsillo Watch Loss
An Indianapolis Star report states Jesse Lakin of Zionsville fell prey to an old bunko scheme at Traction Terminal Station. A stranger lured him for a drink then robbed him in a dark corner. The tale includes tangled references to a controversial marriage and a woman connected to Barnum & Bailey, Elma Dare, and the Riodius case, with unspecified details and no solid new leads.
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Indianapolis Star
Jesse Lakin
Zionsville
Lakin
Traction Terminal
Barnum & Bailey*tirens
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Elma Dare
George Rhositius
Bobby’ Warner
Riodius
Worgan
Wim
Lafayette
Ind
Fitzgerald
Trial enters second week in Stockyards conspiracy case
The second week of the Union Stockyards conspiracy trial opened in Boone Circuit Court. Defense contends the evidence shows little damage to Shiel & Co. and highlights past firm relations, weighing practices, and disputed stockyard prices. Witnesses describe endorsements, bank refusals, and alleged misreporting by trade journals.
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Union Stockyards
Boone Circuit Court
Stranger Hold Up After Saloon Invite Near Station
Agreeable strangers urged Jesse to join a drink at a neighboring saloon. He consented, then in a dark comer near the station was held up and relieved of his watch a gold coin and 3.50 in cash. He went home drinkless.
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Jesse
Lakin
Tragic tale of Dore l Gaythorne driven from Indianapolis to Cleveland
Dore l Gaythorne, a 20 year old from Indianapolis, fled her home after a society scandal involving a millionaire's marriage. She arrived in Cleveland two months ago, led a troubled life for two weeks, then died by overdose after receiving a threatening letter from Bernard G Fitzgerald of Indianapolis. She swallowed morphine and died at Huron Road Hospital.
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Oclevenant
Indianapolis
Ind
Voullionaire
Dorel Gaythorne
Cleveland
Bernard G. Fitzgerald
Huron
Road Hospital
Letters Reveal Infatuation With Fitzgerald
Former associates describe the young woman as deeply infatuated with Fitzgerald, noting intensity of her feelings and the emotional tie she expressed in correspondence. The material focuses on personal motives and connections rather than broader events.
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Fitzgerald
Big Storms Predicted By Weather Forecaster Hicks
Weather forecaster R Hicks warns of terrific storms between Wednesday and Friday due to sun spots. He has previously predicted major events like the Galveston tidal wave and the St. Louis cyclone. Hicks notes a large sun spot moving westward and claims it is the largest seen in years.
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St. Louis
Trev
R. Hicks
Galveston
Hicks
Water Babble Opens Se Ind Dune 17
Water Babble opens on June 17 in the county legat hall. The event features a demonstration by Waser peers and ends with a poetry reading by Pavers Peeies.
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Legat
Shiel Claims Short Weight in Corn Trade Testimony
Shiel testifies on cross examination that he progressed in tearing down parts of his testimony. He alleges the stockyards firm contracted for thirty bushels daily at 81 per bushel, claiming baskets were short weight and that he received only twenty bushels. He brought three baskets to court, which were examined by W A Buntin and A McMillan, Lebanon citizens.
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Colburn & Wheelburg
Dennis Bryan
J. S. Crosby& Co
Shiel & Co
Stockyards Co
P. H. Fitzgerald
Indianapolis
R. R. Shiel
Shiel
Indiana National Bank
Fitzgerald
Reeves
Indianapolis Daily Live Stock Journal
Union Stocck- Yards Company
Shiel & Go
Live Stock Journal Co
Chicago Daily Drovers Journal
Chicago
W. A. Buntin
Mr McMillan
Lebanon
Dee
Rolling Saloons Tax On Railroads Brings $10000
Auditor John Billheimer reports ten Indiana railroads that sell liquor on trains have paid the required annual license of 1000 dollars each, turning 10000 dollars to the state treasury. The law targets railroads operating in Indiana with cafe and dining cars.
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Indiana
John
Billheimer
Excellent address at Antioch Sunday school picnic
The Frankfort Times notes Hon. S. M. Ralston of Lebanon delivered a most excellent address at the eleventh annual Sunday school picnic in Antioch. He spoke on underpaid Christian ministers and the superior value of ministry in moral, intellectual, and spiritual work, stressing the minister's influence and the training of Christians for immortal destiny.
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Antioch
Frankfort Times
M. Ralston
Lebanon
Band Concert Program for Tuesday Evening
The following is the program for the band concert to be given Tuesday. The list includes opening marches, selections by sections, and a finale piece. Performances begin at eight o clock in the city hall auditorium with admission free to the public.
Injunction Granted Involving Sheriff and Real Estate Sale
Judge Artman ruled for Bloomfield Grimes Mary Frances Grimes and Tha tva Dean in an injunction case arising from a note suit by Lebanon National Bank against George Pyles. The bank obtained a judgment, bankruptcy proceedings followed, land was purchased, and a lien placed to satisfy the judgment. Purchasers sought to bar the sheriff from selling the land. court granted injunction and costs, appeal noted to the Appellate court.
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Bloomfield Grimes
Mary Frances Grimes
Idaloa Dean
Benjamin B. McRoberts
Sheriff
Artman
Lebanon National Bank
George Pyles
Pyles
Broomfield
Tha Tva Pean
Sherif
Douma Dissolved Amid Imperial Ukase Coup in Russia
The Lower House of the Russian Parliament was dissolved after midnight as Emperor Nicholas signed an imperial ukase abolishing the Douma and ordering elections to its successor set for November 14 under a new exclusion law. Officials claim necessity due to fear of continued unrest and anarchy.
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Sr Perensiene
Nicholas
Russia
Frankfort Mayor Wins Docket Fee Case
Judge Claybaugh upholds Mayor David W. Paul in Frankfort suit over his right to collect docket fees from cases tried after the 1905 law until January 1906. Paul kept fees or turned them to the city after the effective date. City had sued to recover fees collected in that period.
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Frankfort
Ind
Claybaugh
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