Deaths in City Chronicle July 1910 Obituary Record
Obituaries and death notices recount the passing of Robert H. Black aged 60 of Marshall and other locals. Mary English widow, family survivors, and strong tributes from business and public figures mark the service. Also noted are deaths of Mrs. Anderson Simmons and Charles Brown with funeral details and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. Black
A M. Myles
Congregational Church
E. L. Pletcher
M. E. Church
Robert H. Black
John A
Nancy Black
Black
Nancy
Mary English
John
Angeline English
Bertha
Kenneth
Robert
Mr. Black
William A. Black
Minnssports Minn
John K
David Black
Fleming
Anna Black Johnson
Sarah Lucan
Los Angeles
Cal
Marshall
J. W. Graham
Griese
Abiattant
Boutgix
George Howard
Robert Black
Hays
Religiort
Crop report notes higher corn area and rising cereals
Well informed statisticians dispute exaggerated declines in spring wheat, citing a 5,000,000 acre gain in corn and improved winter wheat conditions. July crop growth in the United States dipped 5.5 percent below July 1, 1909, and lagged behind 1908 and the ten year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Gentos beat Reds in 15 innings at Terre Haute
McCoy doubled and Donnelly singled to drive in the deciding run in the 15th. It was the longest game on local diamonds. Gentos, 9-1, with strong pitching and late rally. Reds misplayed errors to seven hits. Snaddemand, McCoy, and Martin formed the battery. umpires Martin and Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Donnelly
Gentos
Terre Haute
Reds
Diamonds
Cmi&de
Genstos
Terre Hauta
Rede
Snaddemand
Martin
iMartin
Tay
Merger of Marshall Republican and Herald Reported
The Marshall Republican and Marshall Herald announce a plant merger with Charles Scott editor of the Herald taking over, combining offices and subscription lists. Debts due the Republican will be handled by T W Clark at old rates, with Ralph A. Clark moving to a new role as foreman. The Republican editor will rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Republican
Chas
Scott
Marshall Herald
Mr. Scott
Herald
Republican
T. W. Clark
American Express
Ralph A. Clark
Ambrea
Mail in Petitions Gives Priority at Secretary of State Desk
Secretary Rose lays out that mailed petitions gain precedence at the Secretary of State filing desk over those waiting at Ey door. A petition arriving by 4 30 am on July 1 may be processed first, with the door opening at 1 pm. Observers note the half hour gap fuels intrigue about who reaches the clerks first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Rose
Chicago
Bayless and wife freed after bond reduction in Terre Haute
William Bayless a West Terre Haute saloonkeeper and Emma Bayless released Tuesday afternoon after bonds were cut to 36100 by Judge Fortune. Corson Hamill James Mullikin and Frank A Kelley signed for release. Indiana Illinois robberies linked. warrants held by Marshall officers but not to arrest while bond stands. Trial set for September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baylese
West Terre Haute
Emma Baylesa
Judge Fortune
Corson Hamill
James Mullikin
Frank A. Kelley
Terre Haute
Bayless
Sheete Department
Havige
Indiana
Illinois
Gooda
Grand Jury Quickly Indicts in Morning Session
A special grand jury convened Tuesday morning before Judge M. W. Thompson with members W. W. Knipe as foreman and Glen Shipe as clerk. It organized at 10 o clock, returned six true bills, and was discharged at 4 o clock after adjournment for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Knipe
Glen Shipe
Thomas Craig
Arthur Deaner
Ed Guinnip
T. H. Howell
Clay Cork Jr
Wm. Detrich
Milton King
Russell Thompsgn
Victor Janney
Ed C.earwood
D.G. Olosson
James W. Dunn
John Forbeck
Shelt. Davis
Wm. A. Johnson
A. J. Garver
J. J.mehling
S. C. Hill
Frank Green
Tom Riley
John Catron
M. W.thompson
W.W. Knipe
Foreman
Slerk
Remarkable endurance after freight car accident at Terre Haute
A man from Mayton Indiana, a glass blower by trade, survived ten hours after being run over by wheels of six freight cars near Terre Haute. He was treated at St Anthony’s hospital where both legs were amputated below the knees. He faced long months of rehabilitation and possible employment loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Austin McManus
McManus
la Grippe
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Mary’s
A.g.snyder
St. Anthony's Hospital
Terre, Haute
Wheela
Cal- Hig
T Hospital
Maytion
Ind
Vandalia to open new 1 million engine house near Terre Haute
W C Downing of the Vandalia lines says a 1 million engine house east of Terre Haute adjoining Vandalia property will open within two weeks. About 200 workers will start there, with gradual staffing as repairs move and expansion plans include new shops and buildings. The project spurs housing growth and may raise total land and engine house investment to 1.5 to 2 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Downing
St. Louis
Vandalia Lines
Terre Haute
Vandalia
City Corporation
Frultridge Avenue
McKeen
Vandalia Park
Downing
Union Depot
Corporation
Dowding
Round
Vandsia
Terre Haute Star
Tarman and local politics mix in Westfeld Review notes
A fragmentary Westfeld Review summary describes Tarman as a Republican treasurer candidate and mentions Ben D. Bennett declining a candidacy. It also highlights Archie Deuel as a new mixologist at Kelfer Drug Company and notes Ohio office tennis results with Edge and Byrnes defeating Tidewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tarman
Court House
West-feld Review
Tarman
Republica
Dawson
Ben D. Bennett
Ben
Archie Deuel
Kelfer Drug Company
Deuel
South America
Ohio Office
Edge and
Byrnes
Robinson
Bass Seveda Sione
Ohio
Tidewater Office
Brown
Coulter
Heuce
Pally Ood
Teak
Barry Was 2a Crook Ti Dasa Arthur Teary
In Hieteran Ohio a man calling himself Mero Webster operated a bar and opened a business in the Bidl Hare building. Barry hired workers, ordered textures, and failed to show up for work. Creditors chased him as his schemes unraveled and he faced debts to Mrs McNatt and others. Sheriff Davison ordered him to settle before returning to his former town to obtain funds but he remained away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Teary
Hieteran
Ohio
Camerte
Ated
Ae Beretation Fur
Mero Wabster
Jim
Bidl Hare
Barry Cre
Txtures
Ateresca
Lars
Mrs McNatt
Sherif Davison
Me Webster
Barry
Grand Jury Indicts Six in Doings of the Court
The special Grand Jury returned six indictments after three hours of deliberation. Lee Johnson faces two assault with intent to kill charges, Will Thomas one burglary count. Johnson pleads not guilty, trial set, judge appoints counsel, and Johnson is sentenced to Chester penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Johnson
Will Thomas
E.D. Jones
Johnson
Batt
Terre Haute
Thomas
Chester
Reclaiming the Embarras Flood Reclamation Study Underway
Lower Embarras flood conditions are being investigated for reclamation of bottom lands. An appropriation funds a study of snoh streams to find a permanent flood solution. L. L. Lee and H. A. Peabody lead under W. H. Horton of the U S Geological Survey with state cooperation. Field men include Aiken, Houston, Hop nip, Austin, Hollister and Cushing. Maps at 2000 ft to the inch will show contours and flood extents for use by local engineers. Comprehensive plans may be prepared by the Interstate Commission of Silinoa Boast. Gauging stations already operate at Ste Marie and Ofikland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embarras River
Central Assembly
Snoh
L. L. Lee
H. A. Peabody
W. H. Horton
U. S. Geological Survey
State Geological Survey
Aiken
Houston
Hopnip
Austin
Hollister
Cushing
Kaskaskia
Big Muddy
Ipraversnal Commission
Sili+ noia
Boas
Ste. Marie
Ofikland
Casey Banner Times
Beulah Inlow Sues for 5000 Over Car Fall Injuries
Beulah Inlow a music teacher filed suit in the Superior Court seeking 5000 damages against Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company for injuries from a fall on a car at Ninth street and Wabash Avenue on June 26, 1910. She alleges the car started forward while her left foot remained on the lower step, throwing her to the ground and injuring her ankle with torn tendons, requiring crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Inlow
Terre Llante
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Shey
Ninth Street
Wabash Avenue
Terre Haute
Tragic Indy Auto Racer Killed In Speedway Crash
Thomas Vo Ranoide, a National racer from Indiana, died after a high speed crash at a Indianapolis speedway. His car tore through a fence, killed instantly or near instantly, with skull fracture and multiple injuries. He was twenty three, unmarried, and from Noblesville. burial followed at Fortville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Vo
Indiannapolia
Jay
Tommy
Kincade
Johnny Aitken
Speedway
Aitken
Coure
Aftkon
O. H. Wheeler
Noblesville
Ind
National Motor Vehicle Company
Postal deficit trimmed by over ten million in nine months
Final auditor returns show a dramatic drop in the postal department deficit for the first nine months of the fiscal year to 2,709,000 compared with 12,832,000 a year earlier. In the third quarter ending March 31, revenue reached 58,034,000 with expenses 57,401,000, expenses up 10 percent year over year while revenue rose under four percent.
Court Adjourns After Venire of 30 Jurors Summoned
A venire of 30 petit jurors was summoned to try a case against a defendant named Casciot Wil-Thomas. Judge Bai of Terre Haute presided as the adjournment occurred toward an agreed date. The report notes defense counsel and the court’s schedule, with details indicating a lingering delay and forthcoming date for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casciot
Wil-Thomas
Bai
Haute
Tha
al Erin
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St. Paul Six Riles
Martinsville
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Charles Brown
Jlugh Brown
Walnut Prairie
Mr. Brown
Brick Church
Jonnathan Ogden
Edgar County
Jesse
Paris
Mr. Ogden
Kentucky
Cynda R. Green
The
Christian Church
Red
Grand Jury
Crook
the. M. E
Gral Farrio
Ham
Dennison
Wally Wike Ar
Oliver
Pitehifork
Sbhdonien
Thomas Kincade
Indianapolis Speedway
Euler
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