Storms devastate Indiana with two deaths and widespread damage
A massive June storm swept across north central Indiana from Hancock to Tippecanoe and Boone counties, injuring around 50 and causing nearly 2 million dollars in losses. The path damaged hundreds of buildings, toppled trees, blocked roads, and uprooted rails, with high winds unroofing factories and homes from Pendleton to Greenfield and Wilkinson. Two deaths were reported initially, with later updates listing additional fatalities in Brownstown and Ohio, while nearby tornadoes struck Marietta and regionally damaged properties and caused casualties.
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Hancock County
Marion County
Hamilton
Boone
Tippecanoe
Madison County
James van Hoy
Pendleton
James Bailey
McCordsville
Cleveland
Greenfield
Wilkinson
Charles Sheperd
Red Key
Stringtown
Cicero Hamilton
Fisher’s Station
Anderson
Oakland
Fortville
Raleigh
Pickle & Co
Masonic and
Odd Fellows
Ind
George
Harry Rinebolt
Brownstown
Ohio
Marietta
Michigan Republicans Nominate Ticket in Detroit Convention
Detroit June 27 Republicans in convention here nominated Governor Aaron T. Filles for governor Lieutenant governor Alex Mal of Marquette secretary of state Pred Warner of Farmington treasurer Daniel Bere of Grand Rapids auditor general Perry F Powers of Canfield City attorney general Charles A Blair Jackson commissioner Edwin A Wildey of Pawpaw superintendent of public instruction Below A Fall of Albion members of state board of education Patrick H. Kelly of Detroit L. L. Wright of Ironwood The platform deplores McKinley and Hagen Pingree supports Roosevelt praises Michigan delegation Cuban republic Philadelphia platform 1900 protection tariff denounces attacks on the army in the Philippines endorses good government and poverty relief in islands indorses Gov Bliss administration abolishment of mortgage tax favors a safe primary law condemns monopolies and supports enforcement against illegal combinations in restraint of trade.
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Mick
Aaron T- Filles
Alex. Mal
Marquette
U Warner
Farmington
Arete
Daniel Bere
Grand Rapists
Perry F. Powers
Canilfiucy
Charles A Blair Jackson
Edwin A. Wildey
Pawpaw
Public
Albion
State Board of Education
Patrick H. Kelly
L. L. Wright
Ironwood
McKinley
Hagen
Pingree
Roosevelt
Michigan
Congress
Republic of
Cuba
Philadelphia
Philippines
Gov. Bliss
Roosevelt Receives LL D Honor At Harvard Banquet
In Cambridge on June 26 the 1880 Harvard graduate returned to receive an LL D and spoke at the alumni banquet defending Roots Wood Taft for their Cuba and Philippines policies. He praised their selfless service and criticized critics, pledging support to the trio. He also addressed the Spanish War banquet, defending army conduct in the Philippines and urging restraint for crimes by natives and soldiers alike.
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Cambridge
Mass
Roosevelt
Harvard
Root
Wood
Taft
Cuba
Philippines
Leonard Wood
Illinois census shows McLean leads farms in the state
The census reports McLean county has 4873 farms, state average farm size 124 acres, and total farm values near 2.0 billion dollars. It names Min rs June 1 figures and details farm values including land, buildings, machinery, and livestock. It also notes Cuba school census results and a Michigan legal disbarment and deaths among political figures.
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Tinois
McLean County
Cubs
United States
Squires
Havana
Secretary of State
Cuba
Weather and county division talk in Minnesota newssheet
The report notes a dry cool week with little rain in the extreme southwest and Red River valley, frost risk in the south western counties, and strong growth in barley oats flax and potatoes. It also details proposed Polk county splits into Columbia Star and Valley counties with Fosston Erskine McIntosh and East Grand Forks as seats, plus Good Templars losses and push for a new pure food code.
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Timothy
Polk County
Columbia County
Fosston
MclIntosh
Star County
Erskine
McIntosh
Duluth
Great Northern
Valley County
Esat
Turner Hall Age Group Class Schedule
Turner Hall offers youth and adult classes including Hoys boys ages 6 to 11 Mondays and Thursdays 4 15 to 5 p m and 11 to 14 years 5 to 6 p m, girls 6 to 11 Thursdays and Fridays 4 15 to 5 p m, girls 11 to 16 Thursdays and Fridays, girls 15 plus Wednesdays 7 30 to 8 30 p m and Saturdays 7 80 to 9 p m, plus ladies and women's class Thursdays 7 46 to 9 p m junior boys 14 to 17 Mondays 7 30 to 9 p m Fridays 7 30 to 8 0 p m men 17 plus Tuesdays and Fridays 9 15 to 10 p m. New Ant Torsverern.
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Boya
New Ant Torsverern
Excursion Tickets From New Ulm to Lakes Warned at Reduced Rates
North-Western Line offers summer round trips from New Ulm to Kasots and St Peter with prices from 90 cents to 165 per person for the return by Tuesday. Lake Shetsk from New Ulm also features reduced summer fares, with round trips at 1 85 and 2 95 dollars, returnable within thirty days. Lakes in reach include Current, Siegel, Fremont, Sarah, Bear, Long, Buffalo, Iron, Beauty, Willow, Isebella and Ulver.
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Kasots
St. Peter
Kusota
Peter
Chicago & North-Western R’y
Lake Shetsk
Tracy Minn
Lake Shetek
Current Lake
Siegel
Fremont
Sarah
Bear Lake
Long Lake
Buffalo Lake
Iron Lake
Beauty Lake
Willow Lake
Isebella Snd Ulver Lake
Special excursion rates to Hot Springs and Colorado
Special excursion rates via the North-Western Line to Hot Springs Deadwood Lead Cueter 8 D and to Colorado and Utah points good to return until October 31 A splendid opportunity for a vacation trip Several fine trains via the North-Western Line daily Apply to agents Chicago North Western Ry
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Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead and
Cueter
Colorado
Uta
Chicago & North-Western Riy
North Western rail Excursions and lake resort ads
Excursion and travel notes advertise tickets from New Ulm to Clear Lake Waseca and Mion with round trip and daily rates via Chicago and North Western Railway. Describes lake fishing, boats, hotels, yachts and other attractions, plus reduced Home Seekers Excursion tickets and sleeping car service. Details for inquiries to agents. license and audit notices included.
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Clear Lake
Waseca
Mion
North-Westero Line
New Ulm
Chicago d& North
Wetera Railway
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