Lebanon Team Returns Home From Week-Long Trip
The Lebanon team came back from a six-game road swing with one win each over Frankfort Brofton and Richmond, and losses to Broffton Decatur and Richmond. Brown injured, two pitchers only, Morgan strengthens lineup, and Windy Morgan behind the bat boosts performance. Lebanon won 11 to 4 at Richmond, then 0 to 0 in a later game, while other local teams, including Newark and Berryhill, posted tight victories in nearby leagues.
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Lebanon
Frankfort
Brofton
Richmond
Broffton
Decatur
Brown
McCormick
Tomlin
Windy
Morgan
Hawkins Curves
Hare
Bunny
Hawkins
Fisher
Jessup
Moore
South Bend
Injured Telegraph Operator Fights for Life at Red Rock
Harry Jesse formerly of New Ross was badly wounded in a knife attack at Red Rock Montana. A ranchman and hotel worker fought over a quarrel, Jesse tried to disarm the assailant and was stabbed multiple times. He was taken by switch engine to Salt Lake City hospital in serious but improving condition. The ranchman was jailed awaiting trial.
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New Ross
Harry Jesse
Red Rock
Montana
Jesse
Salt Lake
Jhita
Pictorium Tonight Features Child’s Strategy Screenplay
The show titled The Child's Strategy reveals a counterfeiters den and how a clever child foils arrest. Also notes changes in slot machine views and opens at 7 30 with admission five.
Thumb Amputated In Sawing Accident At Campbell firm
William Scott, employed at Campbell Smith Kitelle Co, suffered a severe accident when his left thumb was cut off by a rip saw last Friday. The report notes the injury occurred during work at the company premises.
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William Scott
Campbell, Smith, Kitelle Co
Tregory
Jolok Joy
Priday
Bedage Rhodius Taken To Sterne Sanitarium
Rhodius objected to leaving his country home but was persuaded to go to Sterne Sanitarium. Mrs. Rhodius plans to secure nearby accommodations to visit him as usual. Judge Walker granted a weekly allowance. a test suit over the Rhodius Dare marriage will not be filed until August.
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Rhodius
George Rhodiug
Sterne Sanitarium
Tornado Hits Recreation Park Kills One Rider
A tornado struck Recreation Park in Katawazoo Michigan early today killing one man, thirty nine year old William Widmayer, who died from contact with a telephone wire after being swept from his position. The storm damaged stalls and horses, with fatalities reported among ranchers.
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Katawazoo
Mich
Recreation Park
William Widmayer
Woman Visits Husband After Illness and Dispute
A woman ill on Saturday sought to visit her husband and care for him, then promised to return today. Rhodius was taken to the sanitarium by guardian James M. Berryhill, while Herryhill and Dr. Hutchins discussed finances and the nurse with Rhodius at his country residence, who resisted the relocation.
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Rhodius
James M. Berryhill
Herryhill
Blpf
Hutchins
T. J. Burns
Rhodins
Berryhill Ir
Attorney’s Warning Delays Tornado Court Case
Attorney Claypool believes warning matters and lifts a long line of obstacles as the Superior tornado term approaches without an immediate court session. The move delays filings, with stalls carrying cases over the fence.
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Claypool
Eight masked men flog Venners in Brown County
In Colum bogs Indiana on June 24 eight masked men dragged a defenseless man, Thomas Venners, from his bed near South Bethany, Brown County, to a wood and flogged him mercilessly. No motive is given. Venners is described as a law abiding citizen with no known enemies.
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CoLumpus
Ind
Thomas Venners
South Bethany
Brown County
Venners
Chautauqua Attendance Expected To Rise At Fairview Park
Interest in the Chautauqua meeting growing with ten days starting Friday. Advertising strong and indications point to a large turnout. Attractions are above ordinary merit and many plan camping, turning Fairview Park into a tented city.
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Fairview Park
Five Die in Auburn Branch York Central Crash
Reported in Rocuxsran at 9 oclock on June 24. Five persons were confirmed killed in a wreck on the Auburn branch of the New York Central. Two others are believed dead and eight injured. Details indicate the collision occurred about 9 miles east of the train hes.
New Postal Regulations Noted in 1907 Under Current Control
A fragment from May 21, 1907 outlines postal regulation changes under new control for stamped envelopes and related postage matter. The notice appears in intact form only partially readable, with references to postmasters and government oversight.
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Ineer
Church Notes from Chautauqua Week Highlights
During the Chautauqua the Methodist Sunday School will meet at the morning hour. Paul Smith a student secretary of DePauw University and class of 1907 gave an address on college life and education. He won the last State Oratorical contest and placed second in the Interstate. Rev L E B Brown spoke at Central Christian on a stereopticon sermon about Sunday School lessons. Rev Allison of Bloomington preached at the Presbyterian church. Communion was offered in the forenoon. Miss Ida Sweeney of Indianapolis and Miss Cornelia Miller of Dover sang. Children’s Day at First Baptist drew strong attendance despite bad weather. Rev McKee praised children and urged best church work for Sunday School scholars. The church was decorated with roses and peonies. the evening was pleasant.
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Paul Smith
de Pauw Uniersity
Methodist
de Pauw University
Central Christian Church
L. E B. Brown
Mr. Allison
Bloomington
Presbyterian
Ida Sweeney
Indianapolis
Cornelia Miller
Dover
First Baptist
McKee
Eight Die as Train Hits Backlog Work Train
Hartworp Conn June 24 Eight workmen killed and thirty five injured when a passenger train on the Highland division of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad crashed into the rear of a work train being moved into the city from Britain The cause remains under investigation as officials seek to determine fault and prevent a repeat incident.
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Hartworp, Conn
Highland Division
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Britain
Tur ing Workmen Face Perilous High Work in Indiana
Two Indianapolis painters, C. J. Daniels and William Shipman, recount perilous high work on the Central Christian church dome and local railway structures. They describe close calls from falling scaffold ropes, lightning strikes, and a 200-foot balloon incident, stressing caution and nerve as key to steeplejack earnings.
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Charles J. Daniels
William Shipman
Indianapolis
Central Christian Church
Shipman
Daniels
Parrow
Prospect Street
Antler
Indianapolisanion
English Avenue
Tive
Broad Ripple
Kid Gleason
Oyna
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Unny” Pierce
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Vickers
Cox
High and Jones
Gorman
Bas
Hicks
Wilson
Richmond Palladium
Miller
Collips
Wiltermood
Rushville
Flora-Bringhurst
Whitestown Grays
Indianapolis Cubs
Stark's Park
Logansport
Tod
Jamestown
T. T
Millionaire
the Guardian
Fornado
Michigan
Whitecaps
Usly
Church Notes
Turing
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