Dugger Beats Giants In 9-1 Home Run Victory
Dugger defeated the Terre Haute Giants 9 to 1 at Blugger with Barrett earning his eighth straight win. Dugger is set to play Bloomfield on July 2 and July 4. The box shows Williams and Britton behind the plate with Barrett and Keene on the mound.
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Blugger
Ind
Dugger
Terre Haute Giants
Barrett
Bloomfield
Giants
Williams
Britton
Keene
Lyons Firm Fails and Goes to Receiver
Aldridge and Aldridge merchants at Lyons have fallen under receiver. James W. Wells named receiver to sell stock of groceries dry goods nations and fixtures under court oversight.
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Aldridge & Aldridge
Lyons
James W. Wells
Knowledge Is The Only Possession, Says The Quote
A concise saying declares knowledge as the sole possession a person retains despite any misfortune. It emphasizes intellect over material loss and enduring value in adversity.
Emanuel Harris Old Time Miner Dies at Seventy
Emanuel Harris aged about seventy, a coal miner and former Linton police officer, died after four months illness from Brights disease at his home 64 Eighth street southeast. Survived by widow Sarah, daughters Mrs Stevens Mrs Clayton Mrs Dunning, son Isaac Harris and John F Harris, brother Israel Harris. Funeral at 3 pm tomorrow from the residence. burial in Fairview Cemetery. Quapaw Council of Red Men to take part.
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Emanuel Harris
Eighth Street
Bright
Harris
Linton
Quapaw Council of Red Men
Sarah Harris
John Stevens
Minerva Clayton
Nettie Dunning
Isaac Harris
John F. Harris
Israel Harris
Fairview Cemetery
Fred Macey recounts escape from Herrin mine violence
Fred Macey, a Cherokee miner from Herrin, Illinois, escaped a deadly gauntlet of gunfire and armed patrols while fleeing the mine war. He spoke to Southern Illinois Coal Company attorneys and will aid suits against the United Mine Workers and Williamson County for damages. he described dodging bullets and leaping a fence to reach safety without injury.
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Chicago
Herrin
Ill
Iinois Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Williamson
Fred Macey
Macey
Blue laws spark Sunday dancing pavilion clash
Kendallville Ind June 29 The blue law fight rages in Home City a summer resort north of here For the second time this week Frank Lisle owner of a dancing pavilion was fined 10 dollars and costs for operating his place on Sunday He pleaded guilty and paid the fine Ministers say charges will be filed against Lisle each Sunday his pavilion is open They have started a drive to close the resort on Sunday Lisle backed by the liberal element says he will cease Sunday operation if blue laws are made effective in Noble county
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Kendallville
Ind
Here
Frank Lisle
Lisle
Noble County
Fate Danger Steadfastly
The excerpt presents a reflective aphorism on danger and diligence. Lord Bacon warns that dangers once perceived as light can mislead, and excessive vigilance risks lethargy, suggesting a balance between caution and action.
Wanted House Cat Must Be Good Mouser
Boston Transcript notes a wanted house cat that must be a good mouser and calls for contact at phone number 149. The notice emphasizes prompt payment expectations and cash collection habits of the piper.
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Boston Transcript
Three Cadets Die as Plane Crashes at Brooks Field
Three aviation cadets were killed when an airplane they had just taken off from Brooks Field in San Antonio fell 200 feet. The crew were Waldron R. Farrell 24 from Philadelphia pilot William C. McCoy 22 from Nashville Tennessee and George C. Thompson from West Philadelphia. Farrell and McCoy had traveled from Kelly Field to Brooks while Thompson arrived from Carlstrom Field on his way to Kelly.
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San Antonio
Tex
Brooks Field
Waldron R. Farrell
Philadelphia
William C. McCoy
Nashville
Tenn
George C. Thompson
West Philadephia
Farrell
McCoy
Kelly Field
Thompson
Carlstrom Field
Fla
Miners switch to Big Four rail work near Petersburg
Pike county miners idle due to a strike have taken railroad jobs on the Big Four line between Petersburg and Terre Haute. One hundred pound rails have been laid from Washington to Evansville as the north division is rebuilt, with the southern division to follow. The project aims to eliminate curves between Washington and Petersburg and shorten haul by two miles, pushing to complete repairs by October for heavy coal traffic.
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Petersburg
Ind
Pike County
Big Four Railroad
Terre Haute
Washington
Evansville
Death at Jasonville
Silas N. Pritchard died at his Jasonville home this morning at 7 o clock. Funeral services will be held at the residence Saturday morning at 10 o clock with burial in Peavy cemetery.
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Silas N. Pritchard
Jasonville
Peavy Cemetery
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K. of P. Hall
Linton, Indiana
Albert Angell, JR
Vanmeter & CO
New Union Lumber Company
Wowee Ee Linton
Linton Phone A
Newberry Beach
Newberry
Grand Opera House
Hoosier Harmony
This
Fred
Lord Bacon
Northwood
Jack Hoxie
Hammond
William Desmond
J. W. Wolford & Sons
N. Main Street
W. H. Scholl
Hale
West Edge of
Chas W. Johnson
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