United States Marshal Denies Interest in Guthrie Lots
The attorney general received T. B. Needles's report denying any direct or indirect stake in Oklahoma lands by him or deputies. He notes delays due to his wife’s illness and offers to investigate Guthrie town lots personally if ordered, while Interior Department agents continue review. Townsend sworn as new colored recorder of the general land office in Indiana.
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Washington
United States
T. B. Li. Needles
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Nashville
Interior Department
Muskogee
Mr. Townsend
Indiana
Colored Recorder
General Land Office
Bolivia to Establish Legation in Washington
The secretary of state is informed that Bolivia will establish a first class legation in Washington and will send a delegate to the Conference of American States meeting in Washington next October.
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Washington
Bolivia
Conference of American States
Presidential appointments and new postmasters
The president announced appointments including Solomon Hirsch as Minister to Turkey Clark E Carr as Minister Resident and Consul General to Denmark Henry W Severance as Consul General at Honolulu John Jarrett as United States Consul at Birmingham Thomas H Sherman as United States Consul at Liverpool Henry S Bennett named postmaster at Evansville Ind and James S Cluggage named postmaster at Sullivan Ind
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Washington
Solomon Hirsch
Oregon
Turkey
Clark E. Carr
Illinois
Denmark
Henry W. Severance
California
Honolulu
John Jarrett
Pennsylvania
United States
Birmingham
Thomas H. Sherman
District of Columbia
Liverpool
Evansville
Henry S. Bennett
Ind
Jamess
Cluggage
Sullivan, Ind
Appointed by the President Names DC Commissioners
Yesterday the president named John W. Douglass and L. G. Hine as commissioners of the District of Columbia in a formal appointments notice.
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Washington
John W. Douglass
L. G. Hine
District of Columbia
James G Hanna Appointed Postoffice Inspector
Washington reports James G Hanna of Missouri was named a Postoffice Inspector yesterday, marking a new assignment in federal postal oversight. The appointment expands personnel in the inspector corps as part of ongoing federal service expansion.
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Washington
James G. Hanna
Missouri
Browns Defeat Louisville in Bas eball Clash
Yesterday's baseball results show Louisville losing to Columbus with a score of 6 to 10. Batteries were Elwing and Vaughn for Louisville and Mays and O Conner for Columbus. The Browns have a game scheduled for tomorrow as noted.
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Louisville
Columbus
Elwing
Vaughn
Mays
O'Conner
St. Louis and Brooklyn Event Listing Note
A brief readable fragment mentioning St. Louis and Brooklyn with numeric codes 122201001-9 and 0000012138-7. No clear event details or context available in the readable text.
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St. LouIs
Brooklyn
Tomorrow’s game draws fans to see Browns lineup
The notice previews an upcoming Browns game with familiar names. Dientz of Louisville will catch and Reasor called Santa Claus will handle points. Bowman and other favorites are listed among the New Albany lineup with players at catcher and shortstop.
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Dientz
Louisville
Reasor
Santa Claus
Browns
Bowman
New Albany
A Cheeky Beat Arrests At Wind sor Hotel
George W. Mead registered as a hotel beat and house breaker, arrested by Patrolman Stoll at 5 this morning at the Windsor hotel. He had checked in seeking the best room and later entered John E. Crane’s East Market Street home, claiming to want food before Crane fired him out. Mead resisted arrest and now faces a standard fine by Magistrate Huckeby, languishing on the rock pile.
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George W. Mead
Stoll
Windsor Hotel
Mead
John E. Crane
East Market Street
Crane
Memorial Day Observance Committees Named in City Meeting
A Memorial Day planning meeting appointed city and township committees to organize the observance. Mayor McDonald chaired. J W Edmondson named secretary. Ward and special committees, including Flowers, Ice and Water, Transportation, Music, Decoration, and an Executive panel, were formed with numerous local residents designated.
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M. M. Hurley
McDonald
J. W. Edmondson
M. W. Mallory
J. R. Weathers
George B. Cardwill
Sanderson Post
Morris McDonald
M.M. Hurley
C. A. Williams
R. M. Boardman
Tihe
Jeffersonville
Levi Pierce
B. K. Taylor
R. K E. Burk
Louis Bir
D. M. Hammond
W. R. Atkins
Delegates Named for St. Pauls Church Convention
On May 15, at adjourned meeting chaired by Mortis McQosaip and with JW Epptonpson as secretary, the following gentlemen were elected delegates to the annual convention at Indianapolis on June 14 to represent St. Pauls church: Elijah Newland UH. O. Cannon Hon. G. A. Bicknell John N. Stotsenburg. Alternates: W. F. Morrill, W. W. Pulley, Geo E Dewey, J. C. Axtine.
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Indianapolis
St. Pauls Church
Elijah Newland
UH. O. Cannon
G. A. Bicknell
John N. Stotsenburg
W. F. Morrill
W. W.pulley
Geo
E Dewey
J.C. Axtine
Fire alarms and rapid response at two early city blazes
Early morning fires broke out in two city locations. Feather bed in a Franklin hotel sleeping room caught fire, extinguished by Chief Merker without fire department aid. Later a slaughter house on Cherry street owned by Henry Kraft burned a small roof portion from chimney heat. Chief Merker's team put it out quickly with loss listed as 5 dollars.
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E’chick
Franklin Hotel
Henry Schartl
Merker
Box of
Cherry Street
Ienry Kraft
Quiet Union of Louis W Barth and Miss Arminia Johnson
Louis W Barth and Miss Arminia Johnson were united in marriage last evening by Rev. N. V. Givier of Trinity church in a quiet ceremony with only a few friends present. The bride wore cream albatross and white gloves while the groom wore black. A host of friends extend best wishes for a long, prosperous life.
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Louis W. Barth
Arminia Johnson
N. V. Givier
Trinity Church
Elie
Upper Spring Street Musical Club Meeting Recap
Miss Packhard’s pupils met at Emma Hoelfried’s last evening for music criticism and readings. Carrie Trinler reviewed the prior meeting and a discussion on talking at concerts followed. Members agreed to fine themselves a cent for whispering at social events to fund the club.
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Upper Spring Street
Miss Packhard
Emma Hoelfried
Carrie Trinler
Marriage of Willian Juliet and Miss Claudie Baxter
The marriage was solemnized yesterday at 5 p m with Rev W K Hester of Jennie DePauw Memorial Church officiating. Claudie Baxter is the daughter of William Baxter who resides in the East End. The groom, Mr Johnson, works as foreman of the platform for the O and MM railroad at Vincennes street.
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Willian Juliet
Claudie M. Baxter
William Baxter
East End
W. K. Hester
Jennie DePauw
Johnson
O. & MM. Railroad
Vincennes Street
Dudley Remembered by Masons with Gold Chain Gift
Will A. Dudley, editor of the Owl, was honored by Masonic friends Saturday evening with a solid gold chain and watch charm. He accepted the gift with a polite speech, noting the value of prudent remarks when needed.
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Will A. Dudley
Prince of Publications
The
Owl
Central Christian choir charms crowd in stifling heat
The Central Christian church choir conducted by James FE Bagley drew a large, appreciative audience last night. Soloists Julia Purnell Fannie Hurst Mrs Wm Little Alfred Corns Wim F Clarke impressed with Nuptial March Q for the wings of a dove Res urrection The soft southern breeze Sancta Maria and more. The performance showcased strong progress and hints at future grand work.
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Wm. H. Little
Shelley
Alfred Corns
Wim
F. Clarke
Faure
James G. Clarke
Central Christian
Concone
Perjury Trial in McCain Case Over Louisville Marriage Plot
In circuit court Judge Ferguson presides over the Stultz Ashby marriage perjury case. McCain, represented by Burke, faces prosecutors Voitt and Robbins as details reveal the scheme to wed Carrie Ashby, aged eleven, to Libertine Henry Stultz. Testimony centers on consent and age, with the court attentive to the unusual indictment and potential outcomes.
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Threadore S. McCain
Docie
Ferguson
McCain
Burke
Voitt
Ben Robbins
Louisville
Carrie Ashby
Cooner Trenry
Joseph Stultz
Pacar Rive Ano
Kaeebietter
Staltz
AfeCain
Prioner McCain
Scultz
B. BF. Robers
Carrie Astiv
Toms. Stultz
Indiana W C T U Convention Opens With Address and Plans
The Indiana W C T U opened its convention with remarks by national officers Miss Ethel Pugh and Mrs. S. O. Z. Henry, honoring Mrs. J. R. Nichols in France, and unveiling a portrait of her by Mrs. H. L. Rowell. The president’s address condemned high license and local option and urged emphasis on temperance education and political study.
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W2cl PT
Ka. ML. Beck
Bloomington
A.B. Church
LaPorte
Ethel Pugh
Z. Henry
Mary McPowell
Caroline Buell
Indiana
W. C. Pou
J. R. Nichols
France
H. L. Rowell
New Carlisle
Nichols
Indiana Union
L. F. Reed
Enry
K. T A.straw
New Manchester
the Loyal Temperance Legion
Anna Gordon
Wot
Straw
M. EK. Baleh
M. B. Manny
Michigan City
M. J. Henry
Centenary M. E. Church
M. I. Henry. Sunrday
Opera House
Virs
RB. Buell
Esther Pugh
Excursion Planned by Capt Jackson to Brandenburg
Capt Jackson of the Jackson Pension Agency and family plan a fle excursion to Brandenburg aboard the steamer Sunshine next Wednesday. Also notes travel and domestic visits among local residents including Mr and Mrs Albert Turner and Mr and Mrs Edward Griener. Other items mention Miss Sallie Chambers visiting Paducah and Edna Connor's illness improving.
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Capt. Jackson
Jackson Pension Agency
Brandenburg
Sunshine
John Merker
Rachel Mullineaux
Cleveland
Albert Turner
Madison
Edward Griener
Findlay, C
Sallie Chambers
Paducah
Eva Tellon
West Second Street
Weather Outlook for Indiana and National Extremes
Indications for the next 24 hours begin at 3 p.m. today. For Indiana Fair, temperatures remain steady with southerly winds. Local readings at 7:35 a.m. 70 degrees, at noon 84 degrees. Highest statewide is Dodge City Kansas at 98 degrees, while Salt Lake City Utah and Helena Montana reach 3 percent? The data shows extremes elsewhere: 98 in Dodge City and lower values in western locations.
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Washington, D.C
Indiana—Fair
Dodge City
Kansas
Salt Lake
Utah
Helena
Montana
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Post Office Inspector
Committee ON Finance
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Geo. B. Cardwill
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Dr. Brigham
Charles Danz
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Moses L. Jackson
P. N. Carl
Evan Prosser
Silver Grove
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Otis Roy
Laura Beatman
Cora Beach
George Penn
C. R. Clark
Frank Brooks
C.W. DePauw
Breyfogle
M. C. Kerr
William Mitchell
Walter Creed
Jessie Hauns
Condiff
Hettie Riley
Maud Thurman
Thomas Crawford
Delia Woodruff
W. W. Borden
Thomas Armstrong
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W. F. Tuley
O.S. Winstandley
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A. Cilbertson
May Cline
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James M. Day
Louis Robellaz
John Shrader
D. B. Bowman
M. McDonald
C.A. Williams
J. E. Steele
J. S. McDonald
A. Hopkins
D.G. Hudson
F. D. Connor
R. E. Burke
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FisTa Ware
George Devol
Hi Reamer
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Moses I. Jackson
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Ed Dangerfield
Paul Reising
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Geo. Lennon
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Eph. Whistler
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Thomas Love
Charles Greenwood
Louis Hartman
Sixth Ward
P. N. Curl
Lex. Wolf
Dan Prosser
Fred Bethell
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Frank Peters
Morris Graff
Joe Pratt
John Mace
Henry Koetter
Ben Welker
May Bir
Geo. Pennington
Cassie South
William Deming
Alice Deming
John, Ritter
J.S. Mann
Peter Mann
Crawford Lewis
Ben Jollisant
Harry Vance
Priestley
John Parsons
Harry Jewett
Christ
van Allman
William Swift
May Coen
J.C. Green
James Kelso
Major Phelps
Col. Morrison
William ‘l Uley
Roger Doherty
Owen Taggert
John Dabacey
W. C.D. Pain
James Payton
Dan Stoy
Frank Kelley
Ida Warner
Henry Yantes
Wm. West
Lewis Alexander
James Mitchem
Sarah J. Harris
W. R. Keller
Burrell Grundy
Margaret Sterret
Ida Lewis
Estella Rickman
Ida Blackburn
Florence Alexander
Miles Bassett
E. W. Fawcett
West Tharedas
Mortis McQosaip
JW. Epptonpson
Barth Johnson Nuptias
Johnson-Baxter
Mecn, Alias
Hemt
W. Co. T. U. Convention
M. I. Henry
S. Y. Orr
Terr . Haute
Alice R. Palmer
Franklin
L. M. Thomson
Greensburgh
S. B. Whistler
Bloomingdale
Cek. Edgerton
Dunreith
Rachel. Bailey
Spiceland
Anna M. Starr
Richmond
Ida R. Benham
Wabash
Mary Deffenderfer
Ft. Wayne
R. W. Cooper
Middlebury
Anna Menough
Brazil
Edwin F. Catley
John Dowd
Edna Connor
West First Street
Mamie Clark
Gorham Tufts
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