Governor Beckham pledges immunity for Taylor in Goebel case
In a Frankfort letter Governor Beckham assures Commonwealth's Attorney Robert Franklin that he and the state can guarantee immunity from arrest for William S. Taylor if he travels to Georgetown to testify in Caleb Powers' Goebel murder conspiracy trial. The governor promises to aid in his safe return to Indiana.
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Frankfort
Commonwealth
Robert Franklin
Goebel
Berkham
Wiliam $. Taylor
Indiana
Scott
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Caleb Powere
Taylor
Beckham
Kentucky
Airship Bursts High Above Greenville in Flight
Report from Greenville Ohio dated August 28 describes Knaben Shue’s airship blowing up about two thousand feet in the air during a test, with observers detailing the sudden burst and emergency response as crews scrambled to aid any injured.
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Greenville
Oho
Knabenshue
Unclear Flight Incident Brief Sparks Grounded Hatch
Unclear source fragment reports a ground incident at 6 Gelock where a rocket dropped Whea rocket and an air crew member escaped unharmed. No verifiable names or details available.
Telegraph Strike Moves Toward Brokerage Firms Call
New York August 28 a plan to call out all telegraph operators employed by brokerage firms regardless of union signatories fuels the strike. President Small said workers should stay on duty until the union governing body issues orders and called a meeting of brokerage house employees to decide on strike participation.
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New York
Small
Japanese Flood Damage Hits Yokohama Central Japan
The flood from torrential rain caused several million yen in damage in central Japan. Water pipes supplying Yokohama were severely damaged, causing a water famine that lasted ten days.
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Yokohama
Japan
South Bend Boy Drowns While Bathing
South Bend Indiana August 28 Henry Paczancy aged twelve drowned in the St. Joe river during a bath.
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South Bend
Ind
Henry Paczancy
St. Joe River
Long Expected Decision Upholds Federal Jurisdiction
Judge Pritchard in Asheville announces a long awaited ruling in the Southern Railway rate case. He upholds US circuit court jurisdiction over injunctions against state officials and rules the suit is not against a state under the Eleventh Amendment, urging timely resolution of the questions.
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Asheville
N. C
Pritchard
United States Circuit Court
Southern Railway
Corporation Commission
Attorney General of
North Carolina
United States
Irish evicted tenants bill passes in emasculated form
Parliament in London approved the Irish evicted tenants bill after Lords amendments. The measure strips estate commissioners of power to oust current farm holders to reinstate evicted tenants and allows landlords to appeal land value rulings to law courts, despite Nationalist pressure.
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London
Ireland
Harrell
House of Lords
Telegraphers strike prompts military patrols in camp area
Guard patrols secure the telegraph line between Camp Perry and LaCarne after striking telegraphers interfere with federal government business. Soldiers maintain three miles of line through the camp area.
Kansas Board Orders Kansas Railroads to Answer Fare Complaint
Topeka August 28. The state board of railroad commissioners orders twelve Kansas railways to respond to Attorney Grattan's two cent fare complaint by September 3. The action requires each company to file a formal answer on or before the deadline.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Grattan
Former legislator John Lyman killed by lightning at Farmingdale
Springfield report states John T. Lyman a former state legislator and prominent figure in the state was struck by lightning while covering a haystack at his Farmingdale home during a storm.
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Springfield
John T. Lyman
Farmingdale
Tahiti director of commerce arrives in Los Angeles
Kuijire Tahiti, director of the department of commerce of Japan, arrives in Los Angeles amid a flurry of activity. The telegram notes increased travel and economic indicators, including railroads' 1906 earnings rising over 1905 by 234,442,516 and total assets at 17,524,881,683.
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Kuijire Tahiti
Department of Commerce of Japan
Los Angeles
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cuba
Eugene Morilarity
Worcester (Mass
Lake Quinsigamond
United States
Lion attack at Luna Park ends with fatal for beast and rescue for woman
Mrs Anna A Hucke fifty five of Pittsburg was attacked by a lion at Luna Park. Police chief W A Downing fired repeatedly and rescuers used rifles and revolvers. The lion died from bullet wounds after the struggle.
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Pittsburg
Anna A. Hucke
Les
Ston
Luna Park
Flobert
Lion
Chief Downing
Infernal Machine Explodes In Philadelphia Postal Box
An explosion tore a package at the Nicetown post office in Philadelphia. The device, a large percussion cap, was addressed to Secretary of the Treasury George B. Cortelyou and pasted from a newspaper. Clerk Roberts was unhurt.
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Philadelphia
Roberts
Cortelyou
Washington, D. C
Taft's Train Wreck Near Spring Hill Kansas
Passenger train 102 carrying Secretary of War Taft wrecked near Spring Hill depot, Kansas. A switch opened after the engine and baggage car passed, derailing the mail car which dragged 500 feet. No one hurt and Taft aided in calming passengers.
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Mr. Taft
Kansas City
Secretary of War
Taft
Spring HM
Kan
Tes
Former Mayor Schmitz Delayed Ruling in Indictment Demur
San Francisco August 28. Former Mayor Schmitz appeared before Judge Dunne awaiting a decision on his demurrer to indictments charging him with accepting bribes from United Railways and the gas company. The judge was not ready to rule and said other business occupied him. the decision may take several weeks.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Dunne
United Railways
Fatal Wreck on Clover Leaf Near Bowman
Charleston I Aug 28 P B Conkling of Texarkana was killed and all passengers dangerously injured when a Clover Leaf passenger train wrecked at Bowman twelve miles north. Two cars jumped a switch and crashed into a box car. The wreck occurred three miles south of a prior attempted railroad saboteur incident.
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Charleston
P. B. Conkling
Taxarkana
Tex
Bowman
Here
Eleven Year-Old Dies of Lockjaw in Aug. Incident
The eleven year-old son of John Osler died from lockjaw after a splinter entered his foot days earlier. The Aug 28 report states the wound led to illness and the fatal outcome.
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Qgreenip
Lll
John Osler
Indiana Gubanatorial Politics and Rail Express Probes
Governor Hanly may publicly back a Republican gubernatorial candidate within a month with Lieutenant Governor Hugh T. Miller as a likely choice. Indiana railroad commission widens its inquiry into express carrier rates and practices, issuing summons to major companies as a continuance extends to September. Judge Erwin presses for a Democratic run while events in Michigan and Indiana politics and a state women’s asylum remodeling also appear in the wire.
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Indianapolis
Ind
J. Frank Hanly
Hugh T. Miller
Columbus
Hanly
Canada
Indiana Railroad Commission
Indiana
Expresa
Commission
American
United States
Adams
Wells-Fargo
National
Pacific
Southern
Judge Erwin
Portland
Isable
J. A. M. Adair
Hrvan
Supreme Court
Sisters Meet Like Fate In Double Murder Link
Indiana report ties India Ethel Blaine murder in Chicago to a prior Flora murder of her sister Mrs Perry Barnard in 1900. Barnard's husband killed her, then died by suicide months later in Flora. Blaine recently visited her brother in Logansport and will be buried in Flora.
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Logansport
Ind
India Ethel Blaine
Saratoga
Chicago
Charles E. Andrews
Flora
Perry Barnard
Fire sweeps Reynolds Lafayette Indiana area
Aug 28 news from Lafayette Indiana reports Reynolds town twenty miles north on the Monon railroad hit by a major blaze. Nine stores on Martin Street burned including two hardware stores a post office grocery two saloons a restaurant a blacksmith shop a shoe store and a dwelling. Loss estimated at 100000. Fire began in the post office. Two men suffered minor injuries.
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Lafayette
Ind
Resnolds
Here
Matin Street
Postofice
Miner Lamp Sparks Blast At McNabb Mine Black Hawk
Four miners were severely burned in an explosion at the McNabb mine near Black Hawk after a miner’s lamp failed to show clearly. Sparks from the lamp are believed to have ignited loose powder during inspection by the Inspector, who removed his cap to clean the lamp.
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Terre Haute
Ind
McNabb
Black Hawk
Funes
Methodist Church Rebuilt After Dynamite Blast Dedication Planned
In Sandford Indiana on August 28 the Methodist church destroyed by dynamite last February is rebuilt on the old site. Dedicatory services are set for Sunday September 1. The church cost 2509 dollars, funded mainly by cash and pledges.
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Sandford
Ind
Kleit Wquor
Miner Killed by Roof Fall at Vandalia No 50 Mine
John Sharpless, a coal miner at Vandalia Coal Company's No 50 mine near Asherville, Indiana, was instantly killed when a large roof section collapsed while he worked on drawing pillar sections. Several tons of slate and rock fell on him as the mine area had been worked out.
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Brazil
Ind
John Sharpless
Vandalia Coal Company
Asherville
Sharpless
Pillarena
Baseball Scores From The National And American Leagues
National League results include Philadelphia 5 over Pittsburg 2, New York 1 over St Louis, Brooklyn 0 over Chicago 1, Floaton 2 over Cincinnati 3, with Detroit 4 over Washington 3 in the American League. New York 5 beat Boston 1. American Association: Minneapolis 3 over Louisville 2, second game Minneapolis 1 over Louisville 0, Milwaukee 3 over Toledo 2.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
St Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Boston
American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Tragedy At Lafayette Funeral Event Ends In Self Inflicted Shot
Frank Quigley twenty one year old Pacific Express driver in Lafayette toying with a loaded revolver fatally shoots himself just above the heart at a social function. He dies soon after. Quigley home is Logansport.
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Lafayette
Ind
Frank Quigley
Pacific Express Company
Quigley
Logansport
Riot In Terre Haute Leaves Two Injured Police Patrolman Slashed
In Terre Haute Indiana on August 25 a free for all among Roumanians flared from sailor rivalry. Moses Nickola twenty years old was beaten and left in serious condition. Patrolman Fortune attempting to quell the melee was knocked down and slashed with a knife.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Moses Nickola
Fortune
Dr King’s New Discovery Reputed Healer of Coughs
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark Up Ind says she was bedridden with a coughing illness until she used four one dollar bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery. She credits the product with a complete cure and returns to good health. The remedy is offered by O D Knopefel druggist with prices 60c and 1.00 and a trial bottle free.
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Dr. King
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Stark
O. D. Knopefel
Man Drowns While Attempting to Anchor Seine
Joseph Sobeja tied a 100 foot seine to his neck and attempted to swim the Calumet river to anchor it. The weight dragged him down and he drowned in Hammond on August twenty eighth.
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Hammond
Joseph Sobeja
Calumet
Suspected foul play in South Bend death
In South Bend Indiana on August 28 Mrs T Lagucka died after persistent vomiting and on her deathbed alleged to the physician that a severe beating caused the death. Authorities have opened an investigation.
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South Bend
Ind
T. Lagucka
Vacation at Wisconsin Central resorts advertised
A promotional notice invites readers to spend summers at numerous Wisconsin Central resorts reached via routes through Waukesha Waupaca Fifield and over a hundred other destinations. It offers free finely illustrated books on application to Jas. O. Pono General Passenger Agent Wisconsin Central Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin Central
Waukesha
Waupoca
Fifield
Wisconsin
W.O. Ry
Milwaukee
Wis
New Coal Vein Found Near Middlebury
Clay City Indiana reports a new coal vein nine to fifteen feet thick on the Cooprider farm near Middlebury. It is estimated to contain about 19,360 tons of coal.
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Clay City
Ind
Middlebury
Young Woman's Strange Malady in South Bend
South Bend Indiana August 28 Misas Loretta Williams twenty four year old employee of a local candy factory is slowly dying of hiccoughs. Boonville Indiana August 28 James Burnett who killed a squirrel failing to take out a hunter license has been fined thirty four dollars fifty cents.
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South Bend
Ind
Misas Loretta Williams
Boonville
James Burnett
Jessaline and Henry's Metropolis Getaway
A burly Henry travels with his frail wife Jessaline to a city trip filled with social whirlwinds and lavish engagements. Her energy outpaces his endurance as they attend opera, dinners, and dances, ending with a moral about measurement and appetite.
Remarkable Cure Claim for Electric Bitters at City Court
Lucoms manufacturer Wm A Fertwell describes a life changing experience after taking more than three bottles of Electric Bitters claiming relief from Bright's disease and diabetes stage. He says the tonic stopped his liver and bladder problems and believes a permanent cure is near. Guaranteed at O D Knoefel's druggist. Price 5.00.
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Wm. A. Fertwell
Lucoms
N. C
Bright
O. D. Knoefel
Draggiat
Summer Wanderers Mail Forwarding Notice
Daily TRIBUNE mail forwarding instruction directs recipients to place orders via Hower 225 or Cumberland 391 while away on vacation. An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues, signed by Chee T. Knoafel.
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the Daily Tribune
Aidregg
Hower
Cumberland
Foley
Chee T. Knoafel
Manzanita Tribe Meeting Rescheduled And Local incidents
The Manzanita Tribe of Red Men will meet next Tuesday instead of Monday due to Labor Day. Wiley Utm son of Judge W. O. Utm and Omar Stewart left for Corydon to visit relatives and attend the fair. The Dotted Brethren church youth group at Six Mile Switch plans an ice cream supper at Nutcheslhouge next Saturday. Carl Beet city controller Ger Fo Hest was injured when struck by a wagon horse owned by George W. Tate of Silver Effle while contractor William Mitchell laid concrete on West Spring Street. Beet was knocked under the horse but escaped with clothing injuries.
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Manzanita Tribe of Red Men
Wiley Ez
W. O. Utm
Omar Stewart
Moroiog
Corydon
The
Young People's Society of the Dotted Brethren Church
Six Mile Switch
Nutcheslhouge
Carl Beet
City Ocontroller
Ger
Fo Hest
George W. Tate
Coa
William Mitchell
Sembner High
West Spring Street
Ferf
Foord County Council Sets Tax Levy Meeting Date
Notice states no regular council meeting will occur at the Agdé tors uttie on Thursday September 3 for the purpose of fixing the tax levy and appropriation for the calendar year. Auditor cites formal procedures.
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Foord
Agdé Tors Uttie
Tursday
Ada Geiock
Notice to Subscribers From New Albany Tribune
Subscribers of the New Albany Tribune and the related paper are urged to notify the venture company of any issues with delivery. Please contact the circulation office by phone to confirm subscription details and ensure uninterrupted service.
Current Grain and Livestock Prices in Major Markets
Readers report busy showings at Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and New York livestock markets. Wheat No 2 red and No 2 spring trade around $0.20 to $0.24 per bushel with oats corn and barley varying by grade. Cattle hogs sheep and lamb quotes show mixed demand with hogs around 6.50 to 6.60 and lambs near 5.40 to 6.00. Receipts include 1 560 head at an opening sale with selective bidding and steady activity. Prices also listed for Toledo and Buffalo markets, reflecting regional trading.
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Indianapolis
Hge
Timethy
Shuseiah
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