Lebanon Ball Team Opens Season Amid Hopeful Hype
The Lebanon baseball season starts with anticipation as Walter Rubush, a top southpaw, is slated to pitch the opener against Portland. The squad, featuring strong hitters and speedy runners, faces a tough early schedule including Frankfort, Bluffton, and Indianapolis Reserves. Local fans expect solid performances and a competitive run in the Kitty League.
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Portland
Lebanon
Walters
Decatur Mon
Blufft
Frankfort
Shelbyville
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Ville
Indianaporveg
Indianapolis
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Wealthy Woman Fears Mob After Court Sits in Murder Case
Mrs Kaufman wife of a millionaire brewer faced a menacing mob after the court ordered her held without bail on murder charges. The crowd cursed and threatened as she was escorted by her husband to confinement, with fears of lynching and calls to burn the house. Police whisked her to the jail under guard.
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Kaufman
Justice Wheelock
Agnes Hotre
Ninth Street
Aiken
Phillips
Rubush poised for win as Lebanon hopes for support
Crawfordsville Journal notes Ruby Rubush, a young pitcher with limited catcher support, showing promise from college days. The Kitty League match between Jacksonville and Cairo saw both sides threaten the umpire, with Windy Lotshaw among players facing possible league dismissal. Tomorrow's game is set for 4 30.
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Busito
Lebanon
Crawfordsville Journal
Ruby
Umla
Rubush
Jacksonville
Cairo
Windy’ Lotshaw
Football methods save life after rail crash near Corona
President David Starr Jordan of Stanford University described his collision experience as he rode in a Santa Fe train wreck near Corona. He said his football knowledge helped him avoid injury and he helped assist injured passengers in his car.
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Los Axexues
David Starr
Jordan
Standford University
Santa Fe
Corona
Pavey to Receive 600 Damages in Street Car Case
F M Pavey was injured May 20 in a Lafayette street car wreck near the State Soldiers Home during the G A R Encampment. His claim against Wabash Valley and Ft Wayne Traction Co was settled out of court, with damages totaling 4600 dollars for two broken ribs and other injuries.
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Wabash Valley & Ft. Wayne Traction Co
F. M. Pavey
State Soldiers Home
Lafayette
Pavey
Violent Deaths in Indiana May Report
A 91 year old man died after a rat bite among 146 violent deaths in Indiana in May. The count includes eight murders and twenty-five personal crisis deaths. Self injuries and accidents formed major portions with suicides, poisonings, gunshots, and drownings noted alongside railroad and weather related fatalities.
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Indiana
Mutiny at Sebastopol Fort Suppressed
A fortress mutiny by a battalion of fortress artillery men at Sebastopol was suppressed yesterday, with loyal regiments appearing to deter the mutineers from fighting. The disturbance threatened the fortress as of June 21 but was put down following a special dispatch to Novoe Vremya.
Wreck at Battle Ground Street Car Line Claims Multiple Lives
Reported by F. C. Reagan on a May 23 wreck of two heavily loaded passenger cars near a curve on the Battle Ground Street Car line owned by Wa bash Valley and Ft Warne Traction. At least six killed by falls and eleven burned or scalded. numerous injuries. claims adjusted yesterday to $600. The scene recalls drowning and mutiny incidents with several battalions involved and soldiers present at the Encampment.
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F. C. Reagan
Wabash Valley & Ft. Warne Traction
Model pupil Thesing runs away then found near Dublin
Harmon Thesing twelve years old a model pupil at St Andrew's Catholic school ran away during commencement exercises in Raciaono Indiana. He rode a bicycle out of the city and was missing for three days before being located yesterday in Dublin.
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St. Andrew's Catholic
Coi
Harmon Thesing
Dublin
Thesing
Chickens Foil Burglary At Lew Whitaker Home
In Hawrrono Crry Indiana on June 21 a rack of chickens frightened off a burglar. The resident Lew Whitaker awoke to the commotion in the hennery, dressed, and saw a man climbing through a window before vanishing into the darkness.
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Hawrrono Crry
Ind
Rome
Lew Whitaker
Whitaker
Married at Zionsville Home by Rev Higgins
John J Batts and Laura Davis both of Lebanon were married yesterday evening at the residence of Rev W G Higgins in Zionsville. officiating clergyman Rev Miggins.
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W.G. Higgins
Jobn J. Batts
Laura Davis
Lebanon
Miggins
Zionsville
Will of Mrs Weakly Probate Details Thorntown Estate
The will of Elizabeth Weakly widow of Nelson Weakly of Thorntown has been probated dated August 3 1900 with witnesses Richard J Niven and Thomas Fr Fradshaw. Executor named is Mark K Weakly. Son Frank R Weakly receives curtain town property in Thorntown and Lafayette. The sons George W Mark K Edward and Fred Wo share the residue of the estate in fee simple, share and share alike.
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Nelson W. Weakly
Thorntown
Richard J. Niven
Thomas Fr. Fradshaw
Mark K. Weakly
Frank R. Weakly
Lafayette
George W. Mark K
Hkdward
Fred Wo
Extra Session Hinted If Aiken Saloon Tax Falls
Acting Governor Harris announced an extra session of the legislature possible if the quor Interests prevail in overturning the Aiken high saloon tax law. A Supreme Court decision invalidating the law would void much of the last session's measures enacted between March 21 and April 16 while Governor Patterson was unconscious, per physicians.
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Harris
Supreme Court
Pattison
Mrs Alford Die at Home in Zionsville
The Zionsville Times reports Thurza Emeline Alford died at the home of William Brinley on Wednesday night, age 40, after seventeen years in the place. She is survived by two sons W Handler and J S Alford and a daughter Mrs William Brinley. Funeral at Brinley home Thursday at 2:30 pm, body shipped to Eaton Ohio for interment.
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Zionsville
Eaton
Ghia
Michigan alumni day feats the return of a chapel Bible
After thirty years the University of Michigan alumni day featured the return of the chapel Bible stolen by seniors of the class of 1876. In a separate item Noblesville Milling Co. burned, destroying a valuable horse team valued at $400 owned by Daniel W. Marmon of Indianapolis.
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Ann Arnon
Mich
University of Michigan
Ol Chapel
Noserevinis
Ind
Noblesville Milling Company
Matcd
Daniel W. Marmon
Indianapolis
Supreme court narrows limits on city council elections
The court held that the 1905 act did not repeal all prior city laws and requires special elections when a ward council seat is tied, ruling that old officers hold over under the constitution and that vacancies do not exist. The Delphi First Ward case arose from a failed council race.
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Supreme Court
Delphi
Pleasantly Located at Buffalo Green Colo on a Mountain Cottage
Mrs John Hutchings writes from Buffalo Creek Colo describing an elevated 7000 foot setting near Green Mountain 110 cottages in the area with pine groves and a three porch frame cottage. She notes the high altitude, snowcapped peaks, a well furnished interior and favorable rental terms as early season visitors, with local teachers paying higher rates and the landscape attracting attention.
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Mary
Haun
Buffalo Creek
Col
Denver
Matt Canon
Green Mountain
Bradbury
Ben
Jim
Mrs. Hutchings
Miss Hesss
Remarkable Record in Indiana Cow Testing at Winona Institute
Professor Cunningham of Animal Husbandry tests a De Lee cow for Register of Merit qualification. The cow exceeds butter criteria and scores 87 percent on a 100 point scale, first Indiana entry. rare at age fourteen. A son is valued highly and kept for service. Lodge to meet at 7:30 Thursday evening for Work in second rank.
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Zionsville Times
Indiana
United States
Lodge
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