Zion City Receiver Fight Reveals Voliva’s Move to Abandon Zion
Chicago August 6 Refused to appoint a co receiver with John C Hately in charge of Zion City property and Voliva proclaimed he would abandon Zion City to establish a new colony after his petition was denied by Judge Landis.
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Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
John C. Hately
Zion City
Zion Race Industries
Wither Glenn Volwa
John Alexander Dowl
Voliva
Fighting Chaplain Lozier Dies at Home in Iowa
John H. Lozier known as the Fighting Chaplain dies at his Iowa home. He was a popular orator and author of several war songs and was called the chaplain by friends and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lozier
Mr Vernon
da. Vic
Tobn H. Lozier
Seve
Sit
Fureye
Eigageror
William
Cassel
John Ho Lezier
Mt. Vernon
Ezra Thompson
Salt Lake
Polies Sheets
Christina
General Cleaning Up in Louisville Pool Rooms
Sheriff Bullitt led deputies in raiding two pool rooms opposite Churchill Downs. Operators were arrested, walls stripped, and paraphernalia seized. About 175 gamblers faced police court as cases continued for further hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kye
Baleett
Yeffereon
Churchill Lowns
Bullitt
Stindiev
Polce
Jide Pheine
Ant
Trust bust halts furniture trust in Chicago
U S District Judge Landis froze a furniture trust case by enjoining American Seating, AO. Andrewe and company, and 25 members of the Prudential chit from forming another trust. The Sherman act indictment brought small fines totaling about 12 000 as pleas of bad business and losses were weighed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Wo Stafford Company
Landis
Jealua Lover's Bash Ends in Tragedy in Kingston
In Kingston New York on August 6 Fred Upright of Ulster Heights shot Miss Flora Wright then killed himself. He was not a suitor for her hand but believed he was rival. Miss Wright is expected to recover. A separate incident in Washington Indiana involved two men drawn against each other by a nose maker and resulted in a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston, N. Y
Fred Upright
Ulster Heights
Flora Wright
Sanford
Biase
Saanford
Eden Musee
Cousin Tate
Sbe
Patuils
Hubbard
Teus
Sanfomb
Cousin Late
Jay
Aoise
Citizens” Reform League
Lafe
Grace
Rursk
Yapville
Springeld
Trome
Parks
Fower House
Notable contest over Col. Snell will provokes wide interest
Bloomington Wisconsin and northern Iowa follow the probate of Col Thomas Snell's will. The estate valued around 2 006 000 may go to a trust for twenty years after the youngest heir dies with heavy questions about unequal distribution and possible will contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
WI. Ang
Thomas Snell
UiMuois
Iowa
Richard Snell
Clinton
Col Snell
Williaam V. Imnsmore
San Jose
Cal
Aie
Brutal Crime in Dayton Stuns City
A 19 year old Russian woman Anna Marco witz was strangled after an assault. Her escort Abrahim Cohen was shot in the stomach and is in a dying condition at St Elizabeth's hospital. No suspect or clue has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasten
Anna Marcowitz
Abrahim Cohen
St Elizabeth’s Hospital
General strike edge cited as other roads may join
Denver reports both sides claiming advantage at finish of day two in a general strike on the Colorando and Southert lines. Officials fear if settlement delays continue other roads may become involved, with developments already visible in that direction.
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Denver
Trainmenton
Colorando
Southert
EO Gs
Peary plans another attempt to reach the North Pole
Portland, Me August reports Commander Peary intends to sail from New York to resume the Roosevelt in a new push for the North Pole. He warns success is uncertain and cites boiler repairs delaying departure, while noting readiness and financial concerns are secondary to preparation.
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Portland
New York
Roosevelt
North Pole
Robert KE. Peary
Pam
Peary
Sydney
Cape York
Peary Readies Roosevelt for Arctic Quest on New Voyage
New York August 8 Commander Peary prepares the Roosevelt for a second polar expedition. The ship, at Shooters’ Island, has undergone extensive repairs and improvements since its last voyage, including hull caulking, a new rudder, updated engine systems, and a rebuilt deck housing twenty crew members.
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New York
Arctic
Preary
Roosevelt
Hes
Shooters
Terror in New York Displays Brutal Crimes Against Children
In New York on August 6 Lucia Fontza was jailed in Staten Island on a criminal assault charge for attacking two year old Antoinette Taluci. A crowd beat Fontza before police intervened. Angeline Condard, six, was found bruised in Linoleumville after an unknown man attacked her. Other arrests for attempted assaults on young girls followed in Brooklyn and Staten Island as police stress danger to children in dimly lit areas.
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New York
Lucia Fontza
New Brighton
Staten Island
Antoinette Talual
Pasquale Taluci
Fontza
Angeline Condard
Linoleumville
John Ambargio
Brooklyn
Daniel Lulo
Frank P. Bodin
William Hoffman
Port Richmond
Ouspicion
Sophie Heckler
Sixty-second Street
Hoffman
Market Sags As Standard Oil Rebating Conviction Reverberates
New York reports a dull stock market driven by the pending rebating conviction of the Standard Oil Company. The federal crackdown and a commissioner’s report accusing Standard Oil of aggressive profits revive expectations of aggressive federal action against corporations and dampen speculative capital.
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New York
Standard Ofl
Wall Street
Jine
Commissioner of Corporations
Standard Ol
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results include St Louis 2 Philadelphia 5 and Chicago 4 New York. American League games show Philadelphia 6 Cleveland in game one and Philadelphia 12 Cleveland 6 in game two. Washington 2 Detroit in game one and 2 5 in game two. New York 5 Boston 3 and Chicago 4 St Louis 2. American Association Louisville 4 Kansas City 0.
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St Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Louisville
Kansas City
Chaplain Jones Indicted in Grand Larceny Case
In Norfolk on August 6 chaplainary officer Tarry W. Jones faced a court martial on alleged misconduct but was indicted by the Norfolk City grand jury for grand larceny. The proceedings concern alleged theft and related charges amid the broader military case in the Norfolk navy yard.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Navy Yard
Tarry W. Jones
Norfolk City
Lincoln man shoots wife then kills himself
In northeast Lincoln on August 6 Joseph Knadel, a machinist, shot and fatally wounded Mrs. Elsie Parsons at her home and then died by suicide. Jealousy is suspected as the motive.
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Lincoln, Neb
Joseph Knadel
Elsie Parsons
Lincoln
Sheriff Artis and Deputy Shot in Greenup Arrest
Sheriff Artis of Greenup Kentucky and Deputy Williams were shot while attempting to arrest three Amber men linked to Cole Crane company. Artis was wounded in the leg and will recover, Williams was shot in the temple and mouth and likely to die. The suspects are John Calvin and the Sanders brothers, all in Greenup jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Aue
Artis
Greenup
Willams
Cole Crane Company
John Calvin
Sanders Brothers
Kidney Care Claim Promises Cure for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
An advertisement declares Foley's Kidney Care cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases and warns readers they must act to get results. Attributed to Obes, D. Knoefel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Obes
D. Knoefel
Warships Get Busy in Moroccan Turmoil
Washington reports American Minister Gummere in Tangier says government troops occupy Mazargan. French cruisers along with two others head to Casablanca as refugees arrive. Tangier continues to receive accounts of terror in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Gummere
Tangier
Morocco
Mazargan
Casablanca
Federal judge denies new trial in Monarch coal case
In Cheyenne Wyoming on August 6 Judge Ryner overruled motions for new trials for E M Wolbrook E F Jonesbaugh and Robert McPhilamey after their conspiracy to defraud the government in coal lands at Monarch Wyoming was proven. Holbrook and Lonebaugh face $10000 fines each and McPhilamey $2000. Each defendant must pay one third of the costs and be jailed until fines and costs are satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ryner
E. M. Wolbrook
E. EF. Jonebaugh
Robert McPhilamey
Monarch
Holbrook
Lonebaugh
McPhila
Ears Cut Off Third Case Spark Mystery Near Oklahoma
Wilbur Gunreth, 21, born in South Bend, found dead near Oklahoma City with ears hacked off and injuries. his body is the third found within ten days. Police suspect a secret society targeting enemies as the motive, with relatives aiding the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Wilbur Gunreth
Oklahoma City
O. T
West
Oklahoma
Charlea Gunoreth
Quareth
Death of A. G. Smith Indianapolis luminary of bar and state
Indianapolis mourns A G Smith a leading Indianapolis lawyer and former attorney general born in 1840s. He served as Indiana senator and attorney general 1890 1892 playing key role in tax law and railroad taxation while guiding state finances through early debt payments. His tenure included presidency of the senate after lieutenant governor resignation and notable clashes with Democratic faction. He died at 1606 North Pennsylvania Street.
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Indianapolis
Alonzo Greene Smith
Pennsylvania Street
Grst
Mahion D. Manson
Senate
David Turple
Benjamin Harrison
United States Senate
Smith
Colonel Robertson
Costly Incendiary Blaze Destroys Chrisney Business District
Fire in Chrisney Indiana destroyed two thirds of the town's business area starting behind Taylor's furniture store. A south wind drove flames north through the square. insurers are light, and Chrisney lacks fire protection. Most buildings burned with only a fraction of contents saved.
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Rockport
Ind
Chrisney
Taylor's
Lynching Frustrated. Suspect Counted By Mob Rescue
Pittsburg Pa August 6 After he shot dead his companion in the street at Blair station twenty four miles from the city Adam Lacach a foreigner was rescued from a mob that sought to lynch him last night and was jailed at Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Blair Station
Adam Lacach
Clayton
Dr King’s New Discovery Restores Health for Grovertown Man
A Grovertown Indiana resident credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a severe cough after neighbors doubted recovery. The testimonial claims four one dollar bottles restored health, with a trial bottle offered.
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Dr. King
Eva Uocapher
Grovertown
Stark
Thie King
Corea
Hesler
O. D. Knoefel
Bring your Top Printing to the Tribune Office
Local readers are urged to bring their printing or type to the Tribune Office for processing. Officials request submissions be clearly labeled with names and contact details for prompt handling.
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Tribune Ofice
Race Rioter Convicted Near Owensville
Steroy Johnson, a farmer near Owensville, was tried in Squire Bassford's court and found guilty of riot for interfering with African Americans digging a ditch. He was fined 20 dollars and costs. Three other farmers are under arrest and will be tried tomorrow afternoon.
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Princeton
Led
Steroy Johnson
Owensville
This County
Squire Bassford
Ila
Tragic Death in Greensburg Involving Traction Car
George Leffler, 31, of near Adame Greensburg Indiana, was struck and killed by an Indianapolis Cincinnati traction car as he stood on the right of way watching a Big Four passenger train. He was a bachelor who lived alone about 800 yards from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ind
George Leffler
Adame
Indianapolis & Cinetonati
Sanford and Cousin Lafayettes Odd Christmas Encounter
In George Ade’s tale Sanford, a city man, plans to dodge a visiting cousin Lafayette Every Christmas, while Lafayette arrives with a humorous and disruptive presence. The two spar over sights, social duties, and a mock charity of civic life in a city with Cemetery Trustees and reformers.
Drowned in Otter Creek Near Terre Haute
Anne 66 Earl Overpeck of Eilsworth was drowned while bathing in Otter Creek. The incident occurred during the summer, following a state normal school event at Terre Haute. Local gossip and unverified details swirl around the tragedy.
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Otter Creek
Terre Haute
Anne
Earl Overpeck
Eilsworth
Esienne Summmier
State Normal
Puccini Operas Marie Antoinette Title in Works
Plays and players note Puccini composing an opera titled Marie Antoinette. Four companies schedule next season to perform The Lion and the Martise Wichitin. George V. Hobart’s sketch and Henry Miller works reappear. Edward Peple’s The Great Di appears in full. Leah Hus and others head to South Africa.
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Henry Miller
Margaret
Edward Peple
Leah Hus
South Africa
Maunbeh
New York City Rent and Population Trends Highlighted
A New York City report notes daily revenue from subway and surface transit insurance, with average rents in city parcels near five years totaling about 1466 dollars per person. Construction activity shows 80 percent of dwellings under way as residents seek cheaper housing, while entertainment venues and other sectors push growth and lower prices.
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Manhi ‘Tats
Sebo
New Yok City
New York City
Short Stories and Public Notices From Earlier Era
An assortment of fragmented notes covers a wide range: a zoo visit in Central Park, a claim about a mysterious death, a New York customs exhibit, and a push to reclaim wartime collections. The text references Eben Appleton, a South Eastern museum, and various economic figures. It also notes declining playgrounds, rising statistics on play spaces, and a testimonial for Electric Hitters by Wm A Fertwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Zoo
New York
Lee
Cristal
Eben Appleton
Southesonian Institution
Wirshitg
Chitatas
Newebwang
Tlatenu
Hussein
English Crime and Society and Local Notice
An old English text notes lower weekly wages for one foreign worker and compares male and female crime statistics. It mentions native species, a British army report on commissions, and a claim that breaches cause many deaths in England. A Kingston homeowner posts a notice banning grandchildren or care on premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Kingston
Lenudon
Your Summer Outing at the Mary Reserve
A brief note promoting a summer outing at the Mary Reserve accessible via Wh Ceutral Ry in Wisconsin. Mentions Wackerksa and Fifieldere, with reference to rich booklets available on request from Jas O Pase, Agent in Milwaukee.
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Mary Reserve
Ceutral Ry
Wackerksa
Fifieldere
Wisconsin
Milwankes
Wis
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