Six Year Old Girl Takes Paris Green In Tragic Death
Miss Bessie Sanders age sixteen daughter of A H Sanders residing near Zionsville died after taking Paris green at home. She had ridden in a buggy earlier and returned to the barn where she ingested the poison around midnight. She died at 10 30 a m after doctors failed to save her. Rumors cite bad health or a lover’s quarrel as possible causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Sanders
A. H. Sanders
Zionsville
Paris Green
Walter Bowman
Miss Sanders
Paris
Brendle
Zionaville
Sanders
Death notices from Indianapolis and Whitestown
Mrs Icy Roselle Dunlap aged 25 years died Sunday at 2 20 p m at her home in Indianapolis after months of illness She was born in Boone county September 19 1888 and married Homer Dunlap January 13 1906 in Whitestown Surviving are husband a brother Ora Laughner and a sister Lillian Dey She was a Lutheran church member in Whitestown Body to Whitestown for burial funeral at the Lutheran church there 10 00 a m Wednesday Interment in Lutheran cemetery John Henry Dean aged 47 years eight months died today at his home 125 East Ball street after a five month illness Born in Boone county he married Mary Malixsa Smith in 1888 Boone county Surviving are Orval Dean Halsie Belcher Richard Franklin Vern Dean Ora Oliver Guy Kenneth Chester Lowell a brother Joseph Dean and sisters Ella Shelby and Nancy Kincaid Funeral services at Max United Brethren church 1 00 p m Tuesday with cortege leaving at noon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley Roselle Dunlap
Gla
West Udell Street
Indianapolis
Boone County
Whitestown
Homer Dunlap
Ora B. Laughner
Lillian Dey
Lutheran Church
Samuel Laughner
Hey
Mr. Warstler
Lutheran Cemetery
John Henry Dean
Ball Street
Mary Malixsa Smith
Orval Blanchard Dean
Halsie Ann Belcher
Richard Franklin
Vern Edward
Ora Oliver
Guy Kenneth
Chester Lowell
Joseph Dean
Ella Shelby
Nancy Kincaid
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Max United Brethren Church
Weather forecast for early week shows cool start
The Weather Bureau bulletin notes that the first half of the coming week will be cool in most areas with fair and warm conditions elsewhere. Showers are possible today in New England and the Middle Atlantic, while unsettled, showery conditions may affect northwestern regions until midweek.
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New England
Middle Atlantic States
Dakotas
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Central Plains States
Southwest
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Upper Mississippi
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic States
Tax roll deductions and additions for local farmers
Forty dollars was deducted from the list of C. C. Smith of Jackson township for a cow having died since being assessed. Twenty five dollars was deducted from Oliver Burgin of Centre for a cow having died since being assessed. Four hundred dollars was added to the use of W. A. Hull of Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Smith
Jackson Township
Oliver Burgin
W. A. Hull
Union
Re elected President Carter H Jones of Mission Society
Rev Carter Helm Jones D D pastor of the First Baptist Church Seattle Oregon was reelected president of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society for the third consecutive time at the annual Northern Baptist convention in Boston Dr Jones has led the Seattle church for two years and has lectured several times in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Helm Jones
First Baptist Church
Seattle
Oregon
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Boston
Dr Jones
Lebanon
Passengers Rescued From Stranded California the Ship
Ten hundred and sixteen passengers were rescued today from the California bound from New York to Glasgow which went ashore last night in a thick fog off Tory Island. Wireless calls brought help as a fleet of rescue ships circled the grounded vessel.
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International Naws Service
Londonderry
Ireland
Califuonia
New York
Glasgow
Tory Island
Death of Civil War Veteran Simpson Dickerson
Simpson Gradley Dickerson, a Civil War veteran born October 26, 1843, died after expressing fear of a paralysis stroke. He collapsed at home in Lebanon while under Dr. G A Schultz’s care, death at 4:30 pm. Survived by wife Hannah Owens and six children in Indiana, Washington, and North Dakota. Funeral plans pending.
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Simpson Dickerson
G. A. Schultz
Mr. Dickerson
Mr.Dickerson
Dr. Schultz
Dickerson
Simpson Gradley Dickerson
Putnam County
Lebanon
Whitesville
Ind
Maggie Byers
Hendricks County
Hannah Owens
Homer
Spokane
Wash
Myrtle Williams
Indiianapolis
Walter
Denver
Colorado
Maud Logan
Elva Gists
Canringtn
North Dakota
James Dickerson
Roachdale
John Dickerson
Ilinois
Laura Moler
Andrews
Co. L. Fifth Indiana Cavalry
Assassination Sparks Austrian War on Anarchists
Vienna declares war on anarchists after the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife. Authorities, including secret police, arrest many across Austria while Sarajevo remains under martial law as two Slavic youths are questioned. Cabrinovitch admits throwing a bomb from Belgrade. Prinsip shows no remorse, praising his act. Martial law imposed in Sarajevo amid security crackdowns.
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Uinternational
Vienna
Francis Ferdinand
Hohenberg
Sarajevo
Austria
Cabrinovitch
Belgrade
Prinzip
Sarra- Jevo
Wade Birthday Dinner Held At North West Street
Ira Gave a dinner Sunday for Mrs. Wade's birthday with guests from Danville near Danville and Lebanon. Attending were Mr and Mrs W E Trotter Ras Clark Rolla Phillips Esta Rutledge Ernest Rutledge John English Ewell Trotter Ray Warrick Rob Bennett and Rob Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
W. E. Trotter
Ras Clark
Rolla Phillips
Esta
Ernest Rutledge
John English
Ewell Trotter
Ray Warrick
Danville
Ind
Robert J. Bennett
Rob
New Brunswick
Joe Hall
Lebanon
Ministerial lawyer admitted to Kirklin bar during suspension
Rev Henry F Shier pastor of the Presbyterian church at Kirklin was admitted to the local bar under suspended rules. He is not an attorney and does not plan to become one soon, seeking membership for the honor and possible advantage. Admission was granted on motion by Attorney Harry Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Circuit Court
Henry F. Shier
Presbyterian Church
Kirklin
Shier
Harry. Sheridan
Wells Fargo Co Succeeds U S Co In Local Agency Change
Wells Fargo Co succeeds U S Co with Horace Kramer remaining as local agent. U S Express will shut down at midnight Tuesday. Wells Fargo will take over the T A L B business once handled by D 93 Co. Kramer continues as agent for Wells Fargo and Adama Express assignments locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Express
Wella Fargo Express Co
Harold Kramer
U.S. Co
Entered Guilty Plea in Kirklin Burglary Case
Albert Hall of Kirklin pleaded guilty in Clinton circuit court to entering a house to commit a felony. He was sentenced to the Jeffersonville reformatory for a term of two to fourteen years and was taken there today. Hall admitted entering two elevators at Kirklin with Herman Vail to burglarize cafes and loot them, aided by a youth confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hall
Hall
Annis Boy To Go To Plainfield
Ward Annis, one of three boys who robbed Pavey grocery on Chicago street, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the Boys Industrial School. The court, noting a bicycle theft from his grandfather and concealment at his stepfather’s, ordered early placement to the school rather than the state reformatory. The decision was made this afternoon with him to be sent to Plainfield Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Annis
Pavey
Chicago Street
Boys Industrial School
State Reformatory
Shows Class Job Threatened for Fire Horse Elza
Elza the roan fire horse faces possible loss of service as a brown gelding tested against him proves steadier. The new horse, owned by Roy Metager, was part of the team that fled weeks ago causing Jack Pell's death. The dark brown gelding stands over 16 hands and matches better with the team. He responds promptly to the bell and remains on edge during trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza
Roy Metager
Jack Pell
Tunnel Explosion Injures Twenty-Two Men in Lake Michigan
At the end of a new intake tunnel extending over three miles from Lake Park under Lake Michigan an underwater explosion injured twenty-two men, ten of whom were likely fatally hurt. The blast occurred 150 feet beneath the lake surface, prompting widespread rescue and investigation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intranational
Milwaukee
Wis
Lake Michigan
Lake Park
A Year S Growth of Chautauqua Movement
The United States sees a dramatic rise in tent Chautauquas from 1500 last year to over 2200 this summer. About 1000 are under Redpath Management, with roughly 300 more Redpath Chautauquas this year than last. The expansion follows extensive press coverage of Bryan’s Chautauqua appearances and signals the movement’s broad reach from South Carolina to Michigan. Chautauqua week at Thorton, July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Redpath
Bryan
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
Thortown
Fire safety cooperation halts suspicious firm’s moves
Indiana state fire marshal cites cross state cooperation as key to stopping a stock of goods insured heavily after two fires from relocating. Officials canceled insurance and alerted neighboring states, preventing the firm from operating as the goods moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainebug
Indiana
Road Bonds Sell Well on Campbell and Linn Roads
Gavin L Payne and Co of Indianapolis won the bids on the Campbell road issue at Clinton township and the Linn road issue at Dickerson township. Campbell bond total 5040 dollars with a premium of 32. Linn bond total 6160 dollars with a premium of 40. County Treasurer J T Prank Laughner announced the sale results today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coiunty
J.T. Prank Laughner
Campbel
Campbell Road
Clinton Township
Dickerson Township
Gavin L. Payne and Co
Indianapolis
Baptismal Ceremony at Sugar Creek Mechanicsburg
A baptismal ceremony occurred Sunday afternoon in Sugar Creek at Mechanicsburg. About one hundred members and church friends traveled by train, reaching a crowd of around three hundred gathered on the riverbank. Rev. A. W. Cou led the services with thirty-two baptized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek
Mechanicsburg
A. W. Cou
Badly Hurt. Lee Bents Prominent Young Man Of Jared
A brief, unclear note reports that Lee Bents, a prominent young man from Jared, was badly hurt. Details on cause, location, and date are not provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bents
Jared
Weber Herdrich Family Reunion Ball Game at Zion Park
The Weber and Herdrich families held a reunion at Zionville yesterday. The highlight was a ball game in the afternoon, won by the Herdrichs 8 to 4 after the Webers were exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber-Herdrich
Zion Park
Zionsville
Webers
Herdrichs
Delphi Special Fears Meet With Clinton Aide
Fragmentary report notes Delphi event involving Clinton aide and unfamiliar names. Mentions Lebanon and a planned meeting, with unclear context and limited readable details.
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Delphi
Clinton i
Fermerry
Lebanon
Nase
Fears
Baptist Women Mission Society to hear Mrs Rhodes
The Baptist Women Mission Society's July meeting will be held Wednesday at the First Baptist Church. Mrs T H Martin will lead the devotional, and Mrs William Rhodes of French Lick Indiana will deliver the afternoon address. The event invites all church members and others who wish to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Women’s Mission Society
First Baptist Church
T. H. Martin
William Rhodes
French Lick
Ind
Rhodes
Clarence Ball suffers severe injuries in car crash
Clarence Ball is severely hurt in a car crash with two ribs fractured and one lung perforated. Five other boys in the vehicle are injured to varying degrees and receiving treatment. The incident details remain unclear, but authorities are investigating the cause and condition updates are pending.
Car Crash Injures Local Officer Candidates In Ratsburg Run
Clarence Ball, son of Dr J R Ball, fractured ribs and punctured lung when his Ford somersaulted on Ratsburg road. Passengers Dwight Cragan, Byron Moore, Walter Witt, and Clayton Tanke, with militia officers, escaped serious harm though bruises and cuts were common. The group had been en route to Fort Benjamin Harrison for a six day camp of instruction.
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Clarence Ball
J.R. Ball
Ratsburg Road
Ball
Byron Moore
Dwight Cragan
Walter Witt
Albert Steinhilder
Rodgers
Jand Cliyton Tanke
Indianapolis
Casey
Gilmore
Sergant
Scull Hawkins
John Long
Fort Benjamin
Harrison
Frank Cline
Thecross Road
Byron
Tanke
Oxford
Damage suit begins in Boone for $10000 damages
Margaret Neelan by her next friend Mary Neelan sues Klapha and Mack Amusement Company in Boone circuit court on change of venue from Marion county claiming $10000 for injuries from a collision on a roller coaster. Attorneys Rankin Shelby for plaintiff and Wiley Jones Artman Smith for defense. Jury was empanelled this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Neelan
Mary Neelan
Klapha and Mack Amusement Company
Boone
Marion County
Canon & Dowbie
E. L. Rankin
A. J. Shelby
Wiley & Jones
Artman & Smith
Govt hog cholera station to start in Hendricks county
Danville officials announce a federal program to locate an hog cholera research station in Hendricks county with Purdue support after Montgomery county becomes the first tested area. Four experts and assistants will supervise the work slated to begin July, expanding later to Boone Putnam Morgan and Marion counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks County
Department of Agriculture
Danville
Ralph Moss
Moss
Montgomery County
Purdue University
Mr. Moss
A. W. Orr
Purdue, University
Iwo
Hendricks
Montgomery
Boone, Putnam, Morgan and
Marion
Ford car overturns near Heath school house
Reverend C A Berry, driving a Ford for about a week, turned into a ditch Sunday morning to avoid a hole just east of Heath school house. The car tipped onto its side. his son wife and granddaughter were present but none injured. Fenders radiator and lamps were badly bent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Berry
Heath School
Broken axle crash injures Jefferson teen driver
Clifford Reed, son of David Reed of Jefferson township, was driving his father's Overland at high speed near Advance on Saturday evening when a front wheel flew off and the axle broke. The car zigzagged, stopping after the wheel landed in a resident’s yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Reed
David Reed
Jefferson Township
Advance
Accident at Pleids garage leaves worker with deep cut
Daniel Leonard, an employe of the A. E. Pleids garage behind the City Building, sustained a two inch cut that required stitches. He was taken home after receiving aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Leonard
A. E. Pleids
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Mrs
Icy Roselle Dunlap
Lutheran Church At
Cury
Board OF Review
Rev. Carter Helm Jones
Schoones California
Ward
S.B. Dickerson
Ira
George “O. “Wade
Clinton
County Bar
Wells Fargo CO
U. S. CO
Toba
L & BE
Horace Kramer
U.S
Con
Tinues With New Co
ANNIS
Plainfield
Dustrial School
New Fire Horse
Campbell and Linn
Gavin L. Payne
Apolis
Neten
Kuseway
Ivan
Baptist Mission Society
M. G
Dwight Cragun
Cragun
Ratsburg
Baill
Elmer Brenton
Amusement CO
Boone CO
Ment Station
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