Local Social Notes Reach Across Towns
Marion area residents attend services and visits at Canaan Dupont and Girsgood. Families including Van Antwerp Wildman Lurber and Kirk clans are noted in weekend gatherings and commencements amid illness recoveries and travel between Big Creek Indianapolis and Seymour.
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Mia
Sadie Thomas
Abe Adama
Dupont
Abe van Antwerp
Wildman
Seymour Tursday
Mero
Hazel Prinnecker
Ose Woul
Mot. Johnston
Miases Lizabee
Belle Phemas
Floyd Phemas
Canaan
Rose Hash
Arrest
Middlefork
Vbe van Agtwerp
Dion Johnston
Mig Creek
Leater Wildman
Earl Lurber
Nela Rogers
Wen Flayden
Eva
Girsgood
John Smith
Big Creek
Jacob Dulk
Chas. Adams
Indianapolis
Mattie Lurber
Frank
H.C. Thomas
Floyd
Florence Derrington
Ben Johanston
J. N. Kirk
Edgar Kirk
R. E. Kirk
Mrs Claude A Swanson Wife of Virginia Senator Highlighted In Washington Society
Mrs Claude A Swanson wife of the Virginia senator is presented as a leading figure in capital society and one of the most popular and best looking women among Congressional circles in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Swanson Wite
Virginia
Claude A. Swanson
Capital Society
Washington
Celebration marks 50th Gettysburg Anniversary with Indiana reunions
Nearly fifty thousand veterans gather at Gettysburg as Indiana veterans led by Ben McLarlan tour Culp's Hall and the cannonball house. Reunions follow the official exercises led by Colonel Schommaker and Secretary of War Garrison. Otto Stamm of Almond New York is found dead in his tent from over exertion amid the 50th anniversary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Indiana
Ben Mclarlan
Rushville
Otto Stamm
Almond
N. Y
27Th
Massachusetts Infantry
Exposé of Greatest Political Machine in History Is Revealed
Martin Mulhall former agent for the National Association of Manufacturers confesses to bribery and espionage aims. He alleges efforts to corrupt labor leaders and defeat opposing lawmakers with millions spent to influence Congress and establish the Federal Tariff Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington
Congress
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell and
Morrison
Associa
Labor Legisla
Littlefield
Maine
House Committee On Labor and Judiciary
Federal Tariff Commission
Manufacturers’ Association
Unidentified Woman Beaten and Drowned in Indianapolis Canal
An unidentified white woman, 25, was beaten and drowned after a struggle on the canal banks near Military Peach in Indianapolis. Witness Theodore Dana from Ohio reported the incident after waking on a park bench, police recovered the body from the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Military Peach
Pheodore Dana
Lingua
Dana
Tennessee Packing Plant Fire Destroys Large Facility
A major blaze at the Tennessee Packing and Stock Yards Company plant in Nashville destroyed a large meat packing facility covering about an entire block. Estimated loss reached $300,000 with the building and stock damaged. Fire crews battled the flames early today, with investigations ongoing into the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Packing and Stock Yards Company
South
Two Men Die From Heat Wave in Indianapolis
Albert Jore don, 60, and an unidentified man died after heat struck Monday in Indianapolis. Three others are in critical condition as a new heat wave threatens. The weather office noted a brief moderation today but humidity remains high and hot air is again advancing from the west. Some stations in the state reported light rainfall overnight.
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Indianapolis
Albert Joredon
Weather Bureau
Phigas
Lorders
Babe
Dong Te
Daddy Dian
Fardy
Monroe
Charles Elwin
Greek Army Advances Near Salonika Amid War Reports
Telegram from Salonika states the Greek Army is pushing forward against Bulgarian forces northeast of the city. In Paducah a judge was asked to halt J A Carnegey as Paducah Public Schools superintendent alleging illegal election and irregular board meeting. Chicago reports a new June heat record with 46 deaths and over 200 heat-related admissions. Jerusalem experiments with American vapor gas street lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
William J. Hummel
J. A. Carnegey
Paducah Public Schools
Carnegey
J. Austin Burrows
Hummel
L.res. Burrows
Chicago
President Washington Sails Secret Potomac Trip
President Washington sails down the Potomac aboard the yacht Mayflower to escape the heat. The destination remains secret and a Thursday return is implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Washington
Balkan Allies Ordered to Quit Fighting in Europe
St Petersburg reports the great powers have ordered the Balkan Allies to end hostilities. Russian ambassadors in Belgrade Athens and Sofia were instructed to summon allied governments to dispatch premiers to St Petersburg at once to renew the Balkan league covenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Balkan
Europe
Belgrade
Athens
Sofia
Terre Haute Man Found Dead in Yard
Albert Winans of Terre Haute was found dead in a yard at Flackatille. Officials list heat prostration and alcoholism as the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Albert Winans
Terre Haute
Flackatille
Special body guard for Asquith amid suffragette plot
London July 1. Scotland Yard uncovered a plan by suffragettes to assassinate Prime Minister Asquith if Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst dies. A special body guard has been provided for the premier and other Cabinet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Preemier Asquith
Scotland Yard
Emmeline Pankhurst
Daily Express
Parliament votes arbitration over Serbia Bulgaria territorial disputes
Belgrade reports the National Parliament voted to arbitrate the territorial disputes between Serbia and Bulgaria. The move signals a shift toward neutral mediation to settle border questions between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Servia
Bulgaria
Serbs and Bulgarians in Near War Amid Valley Fighting
In Belgrade on July 4 heavy clashes with real loss of life occurred in the Var dar valley signaling a near war between Servia and Bulgaria. In Cumberland City a bank robbery ended with the cashier Nixton Picard shot and the robber Con Barnes surrendering after a pursuit with stones and firearms.
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Batth
Belgrade
Servia
Bulgaria
Vardar
Con” Barnes
Cumberland City
Penn
Nixton Picard
Saluda Snap Shots from a Busy Community Page
The Saluda notices discuss Jun e births and local life as J Mero and Mra Daniel Ss Malle celebrate a newborn while neighbors share greetings. Community events include new member initiations, picnics planned, and a Sunday celebration ahead with chores and humor.
Mobilization of Roumanian Army Begins in Bucharest
July 1 report from Bucharest notes active mobilization of the Roumanian Army. In Monroe Township, Mrs. George Wilson accused neighbor Henry Poole of provoking her. Poole faced costs before Squire Stuart. Wilson later pressed new charges, Poole arrested again, to be tried soon on public indecency claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
Monroe Township
Henry Poole
Squire Stuart
Poole
Court News Report on Property and Divorce Case
Fragmentary court notes describe a galeun guardian ship and property transfer linked to Mary J Phere hter and a frat House on Walnut Street. Barbara Selad and Vibert Sead appear in guardian proceedings. Peo Nnderson seeks a divorce from Tomas Andron after a prior arrangement. details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galeun
Guardian
Sam
Bred F Reneachter
Mary J. Phere
Market Report Reflects Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
The Indianapolis market report shows weak wheat prices with uncertain demand and steady hay while cattle and hog prices vary. Livestock quotes include fairs for cattle, heavy calves, and hogs with notes on feed and quality, reflecting cautious trading and regional price swings.
Pittsburgh may supply free tennis courts for the poor
A fragmented listing covers agricultural prices and supplies including flour, grains, seeds, and livestock. It mentions butter, hogs, turkeys, geese, ducks, and sheep in varying price ranges, with coal and wool quotes from J Schofield & Son and a note about free tennis courts for the poor in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletons Wymood Co
Conditon 2
J.schofield & Son
Wittsburgh
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Prof. Carnegey
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National Parliament For Arbitration of Territory
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Talon
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