Navy orders to head for Hemco
Washington reports Pacific fleet to depart for Mexican waters immediately while four warships and three destroyers are rushed to Mexican ports on the Atlantic. Vice Admiral Muro will command the battleship fleet and Rear Admiral Benson coordinates operations for swift naval aid to safeguard Americans.
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Washington
Atlantic
Muro
Daniels
St. Louis
Benson
Pacific
Winslow
Salem
Olmstead
Dixie
Todd
Dolphin
Lehy
Dominican
Mancock
CAPTAIN AND CREW OF STEAMER PEAR LOST IN FOG SHIPWRECK AT SEA
A dense fog wrecked the steamer Pear off Ghiits reef near Eureka California. Of about forty two unaccounted for, five bodies have been found and fourteen lifeboats carried away nearly all aboard. Survivors reached safety via the Heatship Grace Dollar and Relief, with several mariners missing and presumed drowned. Captain J Molenandar and three sailors stayed with the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Cal
Ghiit's Reef
Earpany
Capetown
J. Molenandar
Blunt's Reef
Beat River
Grace Dollar
the Relief
Bear River
Judge Stirs Alarm After Slain Body Found
A Madison county probate court judge presided over a brutal homicide inquiry. The body of Lawler was found with two bullet holes and a crushed skull near the courthouse. Police arrested suspects from several cities as crowds gathered outside the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adita Pitts Panies
Alabama Sational
Nediudylaar Downs
Dmigent Lawler
Madison Voraty Probate Court
Lawler
Inatad
One Indiana Regiment in Condition as Armies Call
The piece notes Indiana has only one regiment active while others plan to answer the U S government call. It outlines the disbandment of the First Regiment including Company C, its 1889 formation under Col George H Pennington, and later captains. It mentions Kentucky Guard ties and local men seeking to organize new companies in Eminence Paoli and North Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Sam
Wilhin
Indiana
George H. Pennington
John F. Weathers
Thomas Wolfe
Indiana Volunteers
U. S. Army
Indianapolis
Col. Pennington
Howe Company
W. J. Coleman
Silver Grove
Harry Austin
O. R. Jenks
Col. Coleman
Louisville Times
Austin
Kentucky National Guard
New Albany
Hertlein
Paoli Pike
Eminence
Uien
North Vernon
Nent
Conference agenda signals Methodist gathering at Georgetown
The IOTRIGT Conference of the Methodist sect will convene in Georgetown from July 1 to 2. Bishop Win Anderson will preside assisted by District superintendent Dr. John M. Wall and Rev. Arthur Jenns treorgetowa as secretary. Sessions cover devotions, sermons, class meetings, appointments, and candidacy prep, with leaders from Rushville and Indianapolis. The program includes a welcome by Godbey and notes on the New Financial System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Bishop Win
Aderson
John M. Wall
Arthur Jenns Treorgetowa
Tresiday
RoVlanigan
G. P. McKinney
Devetion
Als. Godbey
C. DB. Wilson
Serman
Kev
W. M. Whitsitt
Rushville
Ind
Anne
Res Vivals
ULM
Pattison
R. Rusk
Chih
Roy Tack
Gr. W. Homes
Trod
Ralph ME Pearson
Afteen
Francis Asbury
K. W. Eller
Dr. CU
S. Woods
Iianapolis
Indiana Methodist meeting notes on education and licenses
A dense schedule lists Rev J G Sargent and others discussing Indiana educational contributions, evangelistic support, social service funding, and Methodist church activities. It includes multiple devotions, rural church programs, Thursday morning sessions, and committees on preaching licenses renewal and teacher training supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Sargent
Indianapolis
Indiana
Jean Poneher
A. L. Bennett
H.C. Clippinger
W. Searcer
J.T. Shaw
WH. Minter
Sterenoticon
Oakel
Hall
Pardte University
M. L. Payten
CE. Bryans
M. B. Hyde
W. E. Haley
Elmer St. Clair
Meyers McKinney
W. L Alexander
MM. Reawlier
John Poucher
W. IL Llowerton
Arthur Jean
BE. Ketcham
Hyde
Albert Bennett
Clipepinger
C. D. Wilson
C. BE. Flynn
J. W. Ener
W. H. Minter
W. FL. Howerton
Big Meeting Seeks 1907 State Sunday School Convention in New Albany
A Sunday school workers meeting in New Albany vows to invite the Indiana State Sunday School Association to hold the 1907 convention there. A 1,500 badge drive and a big Muncie delegation aim to win the bid, with local bodies and officials forming the invitation coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atnumase
New Albany
Central Christian Church
Indiana State Sunday School Association
State Association
Floyd County Sunday School Association
Ministerial Association
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Association
Kate Delerey
Trinity M
Alice Lane
Centenary
W. TL. Howerton
Charles Taylor
Mainstreet M. ES
O. E.winley
Wesley Chapel
DePauw Memurial
Central Christian
Fon Conkling
United Brethren
Teg
Wht. Ladd
First Presbyterian
EC. Jaieas
George Diddle
Evangelical
Herman Brown
Georgetown
T. Vlanigan
Death Notices and Funerals for Aydelatte and Morrison
Georga D. Aydelatte 61, real estate agent of Louisville, died after months of illness. Survived by wife Martha P. Aydelatte. Funeral held in Louisville. body sent to Corydon Indiana. John Morrison died at 51 after long paralysis. native of Corydon, lived in New Albany. Survived by daughter Mrs Everett Morley of Hazleton Indiana. Mrs Morrison belonged to Centenary M E B church.
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Georga D. Aydelatte
South Sixth Nirveet
Louisville
Martha P. Aydelatte
Leelock
Corydon
Ind
Aydelotte
Plaice
Drostow Slie
Bridgeport
Gila Morrison
John Cloctaron
Morricon
New Albany
Lula Stevenson
Everett Morley
Hazleton
Ai Grover Fritts dies in Jasper auto crash funeral set
Ai Grover Fritts wife to funeral at 4 oclock Saturday at Mrs Goetz home with Rev Dr M B Hyde officiating. Burial in Fairview cemetery after private service at the family residence 120 North Main Street. Body arrived noon Friday from the Southern railroad and was prepared by Newland Gwin before burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi
Pairview Cemetery
County approves tax agent contract payment amid AG dispute
Shelbyville reports county commissioners authorize an $848.05 payment to Glenn & VanDer Veer for tax discovery work on back taxes totaling $2,438. Wray defends legality against Attorney General Stotsenburg and signals further funding may follow to support ongoing cases.
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Shelbyville Republican
Glenn & VanDer Veer
Frm
Brown
Tax Agent Commission
EB. B. Stotsenburg
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Albert F. Wray
Yigor
Board of County Commissioners
Wray & Campbell
Wray
Stotsenburg
County Council
Connseil
Dlength
Nmber
Local Social Notes From Greenville And Nearby
Mrs Arnold of New Albany returned after a visit with Mrs Trne Tlanagan and Mrs Idith Brook came back from Indianapolis where she represented Charity Rebekah Lodge No 108 at the Rebekah Assembly. The Larkin Club met with Mrs John Ragan in June and a children's program directed by Miss Ruth Hancock preceded refreshments. Charles Leichtner reported a very sick cow on Sunday. The Epworth League plans its annual election this Saturday night.
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Arnold
New Albany
Trne Tlanagan
Idith Brook
Indianapolis
Charity Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Larkin Club
John Ragan
Ruth Hancock
Charles Leichtner
Epworth League
Charity lodge elects officers and district delegates
Charity Rebekah Lodge elected Mrs. Lillie Evans N G Mrs. Minnie Dodge V G and Alesa Keller secretary Adeleah Council D of P elected Miss Lillian Miller prophetess Mrs Alva Jacobi Pocahontas and Mrs David Payton Wenonah. A guest from I U named Who Mace attended the Paoli district meeting with Ruth Hanesek Edgar McKown and Vern Fouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Rebekah Lodge
Lillie Evans
N. G
Minnie Dodge
Paoli
Teo
Silver Grove
Lafayette
Greenville
New Albany
Todd
Snider
Howerton
Sevringhans
Finch
Win. Briscoe
David Guts
Mesdames Wells
Payton
Ada Black
David Payton
John Clark
Frank Lampin
Trask Freed of Murder Charge in Indiana Case
The jury in Glies W. Trask’s murder case finds him not guilty of killing Mrs. Minerva Evans, known as Mme Rand. The verdict triggers cheers in Frankfort as Trask, once hunted, thanks supporters and heads home with his wife amid a crowd. the trial stemmed from claims of self defense after Evans was found mortally injured outside her home May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Glies W. Trask
Minerva Evans
Mme. Rand
Berryman
Trusk
Tle
Trask
Sekeleville
Myans
Alrs
Nyans
Clover Leaf
Auto topple pins Attica pair on levee edge
Lloyd Poston and Miss Wleanor Orr were pinned under a roadster that toppled from a river side levee six miles east of Attica Indiana. Poston suffered a bruised shoulder and internal chest injuries while Miss Orr gained flesh wounds at the right knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
Ind
Jimeli
Lloyd Poston
Wleanor Orr
Poston
Miss Orr
C. J. Poston
Wilson selects McCormick as Democratic chairman
President Wilson named Vance McCormick of Pennsylvania to succeed William P. McCombs as chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Administrations leaders in St Louis were notified, with expectations that McCormick will unify the party for the coming campaign and align with the president’s progressive stance. The nomination will likely be formalized by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
National Democratic
Washington
Vance McCormick
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
McCormick
Democratic National
McCombs
Morgan Witness in Transit Probe Ties to City Firms
J P Morgan testified in New York on June 10 before a Thompson committee investigating relations among rapid transit firms the public service commission and city authorities. He was questioned about his banking house's role with the Interborough Rapid Transit Company and subway contracts with the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan
New York
PL Morgan
Thompson
Public Service Commission
Hie
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Marconi May Bar Wrecks
London reports a new device by William Marconi designed to reduce ship collisions in darkness or fog. The simple contrivance would be installed on a ship's bridge and operated to aid navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Marconi
Road Notice to Contractors Floyd County Indiana Bono Road Bid
Floyd County invites sealed bids by the Board of Commissioners for the Bono Road improvement in New Albany Township. Proposals due July 14 1916 at 10:00 a m at the County Auditor's office, with bond and affidavits, to complete grading draining and paving per plans and specifications. Award to lowest responsible bidder. bond double bid. work to be completed per contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Said
City of
New Albany
Indiana
State of
New Albany Township
Floyd County
Fiebt
Emile Dupaquier
Lewis A. Sroy
Preven Engle
W. RR. Atkins
Board of Commissioners of
Codiana
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Iotrigt
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R, A
Ogg
Greancastle
Indiana Methodiat
Vening
City
Boosters
Muncie
Hotte
M. Summers
Rex PY
Notre Damte
Scholavilla
Hurt
M’cormick
Marconi
Floyd
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