Judge Suspends Judgment in Mother Jones Contempt Case
In Parkersburg West Virginia Judge Jackson found Mother Jones and seven United Mine Workers organizers and several Hungarian miners guilty of contempt for disobeying his June 19 injunction. Sentences ranged up to 99 days. Jones’s judgment was suspended and the court warned she may be retried if she violates the injunction again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jackson
United States District Court
Jones
Unites Mine Workers
jJail
Thomas Hacherty
Mother Jones
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
W. B. Wilson
Reynoldsville
Pat Rice Morgan
Board of
United Mine Hirers
Ke Rer
Dubois
Morgan
Massillon. O
Jane Bom
Mianapolis
Ind
Wilson
National
West Virginia
Tarkersburg
W. Val
Buzzard
Elliott
Fairmont
Boston Drives Set 25 Mile Record At Charlies River Park
Bobby Waithour defeats Otto Maya Bennie Monroe and Tommy Hall in a 25 mile motor paced race at Charlies River park, setting a track record of 35 022 5 and breaking multiple New England marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bobby Waithour
Otto Maya
Bennie Monroe
Tommy Hall
Charlies River Park
New England
Poisoned lemonade sickens forty in Marysville Tennessee
Forty persons in Marysville Tennessee were poisoned after drinking lemonade overcharged with tartaric acid. J W Carr a local merchant was taken ill and may die. A second item notes Gov Devis refusal to commute Dave McWhorter's sentence in Little Rock Arkansas on July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Marysville
J. W. Carr
Little Rock
Ark
Devis
Dave McWhorter
New Navy Plans Two New Battleships Connecticut and Louisiana
The navy department issued circulars for two battleships Connecticut and Louisiana to be built in New York and for bids to publish August 1. Construction time caps, speed targets, penalties, and armor layouts are specified with bids favored for shortest construction time and 18 knot speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Connecticut
Louisiana
Navy Department
New York Navy Yard
Secretary of the Navy
Scoreda
New Jersey
Board selects site for new Chickamauga post Ga
A board of officers led by Maj. Walter S. Schuyler Maj. Jefferson R. Iean and Capt. Herbert J. Slocum has been appointed to select a site for a new military post at Chickamaugia Ga They held informal meetings to review building size wells water supply at feet and sewage disposal via septic tanks similar to Santiago. The post will lie north of the current military national park and the board will travel to Chickamauga to complete work before reporting to the secretary of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishington
Walter 5. Schuyler
2D Cavalry
Jefferson R. Iean
Medical Department
Herbert J. Slocum
7Th Cavalry
Chickamaugia
Quartermaster’s Department
Military National Park
Chickamauga Creek
Santiago
Chickamauga
Secretary of War
Post Office Seeks Bids for Stamp Printing
The Post Office Department in Washington advertises for bids to print postage and other stamps for the next fiscal year. Officials say the move follows an alleged excessive price from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and raise questions about contracting outside government printing. The Treasury Controller notes government printing offices should handle all printing unless law allows otherwise, warning outsider work could force large layoffs at the engraving bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
the Treasury
Tracewell
Planters in Jamaica Discuss Annexation to the United States
Hingston Jamaica July 26. West Indian sugar planters talk of annexation to the United States due to dissatisfaction with imperial government aid. Newspapers reject the idea, yet annexation sentiment grows among planters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingston
Jamaica
United States
England and Japan Aid Korea to Preserve Independence
Cologne reports The Gazette states England and Japan agreed to assist Korea by word and deed to preserve Korea’s independence. Korea plans to raise its army to a high defensive strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Cologne
the Gazette
England
Japan
Cuban Cattle Importer Fails In Court Proceedings
Gavana July 26. B Doran the cattle importer suspended payment. Court and Horne schedule shows liability about 800000 dollars against nominal assets near 900000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavana
Jeffries Wins Title After Eight Round War With Fitzsimmons
In San Francisco on Friday night James Jeffries defeated Robert Fitzsimmons in eight rounds to retain the heavyweight championship. Fitzsimmons, bleeding from facial gashes, fought with pace and skill but a late two punch sequence by Jeffries sealed the victory. Fitzsimmons said he would never fight again, while Jeffries praised his foe and planned rest before future bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Robert Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Fitz
Fitzsiimons
Objects to the Referee for Corbett McGovern Fight
Young Corbett's manager Johnny Corbett telegrammed from Denver advising he should not accept Tim Hurst as referee for the August 29 bout with Terry McGovern. The note indicates objections to the proposed official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
Johnny Corbett
Denver
Tim Hurst
Remarkable Showings Highlight Civil Service Excellence
The civil service commission issued two statements of gratitude noting remarkable showings by motive. In San Juan a postal service examination recently held reflected notable performances by Puerto Rican staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taly
Civil Serve Ics Commission
Postal Service
San Juan
Schwab Illness Not Serious Says Steel Chief
Atlantic City July 28 Chas M Schwab president of United States Steel Corp is slightly indisposed but not in a serious condition. He spent a few days at his cottage with family and arose on Sunday before returning to New York in two or three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Chas. M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Schwab
New York
Murder Suicide in Springfield Tragedy Ends Former Lovers
Charles Werley 25 of Norwood Missouri shot and killed his former sweetheart Miss Josephine Sheridan at her home in Springfield then shot himself. The couple had known each other four years and were engaged until a month ago. Sheridan died from a heart wound. Werley’s head was fatally damaged. Neighbors heard four shots as the pair hosted friends in the back yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Charles Werley
Norwood
Josephine Sheridan
Miss Sheridan
Wergley
Werfey
Mendoza defeats 1900 reinforcements at Alto de la Palma
Venezuelan general Luciano Mendoza learned of Castro’s reinforcements from Trujillo and led 1900 troops to Alto de la Palma. An engagement followed, defeating Baptista’s force and capturing their ammunition. Baptista’s troops retreated to Carache in the Los Andes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of Spain
Trinidad
B. WI
Luciano Mendoza
Castro
Trujillo
Los Andes
Alto de la Palma
Lepoldo Baptista
Mendoza
Baptista
Carache
Severe Oxford Michigan storm devastates county farms
Oxford Michigan reports the worst storm in history sweeping 18 miles from Thomas to Rochester. It struck Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock for 25 minutes unroofing several houses including Harry Humphrey s nearly finished residence, leveling corn and laying wheat and oats in a tangle. Orchard fruit lost and farmer losses run to thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Mich
Thomas
Rochester
Harry Humphrey
Strike Ended For Illinois District Telegraph Messenger Boys
The strike of the Illinois District Telegraph Co. messenger boys, halted telegraph delivery since Friday, was settled at a late hour Sunday night, ending disruptions for brokers and businessmen in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois District Telegraph Co
Three Girls Killed By An Engine On Trestle
In Charlotte on July 28 Annie Consart and Jennie and Mamie Nelson ages 10 12 and 14 were killed by a Seaboard Air Line engine while crossing a trestle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte, N
Annie Consart
Jennie
Mamie Nelson
Seaboard Air Line
Indian prince's son Rupi Mari Mari dies at 130
In San Francisco on July 28 Rupi Mari Mari a son of an Indian prince and longtime resident of the city died at age 130. He was noted as a native of India with memories extending back to the early days of white settlement in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rupi Mari Mari
India
Plans for Manila College to Train Filipino Teachers
Commissioner Bernard Moses of the Philippine Islands public instruction department outlines steps to organize a Manila college for training Filipino teachers. The plan aims to improve local education by supplying qualified instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Bernard Moses
Department of Public Instruction For
The
Philippine Islands
Noted Desperado Killed in Juarez Saloon Shooting
El Paso dated July 23 reports that Black Jack McDonald a noted desperado was shot and killed in his Juarez Mexico saloon late Sunday by an American whose name is unknown. Also from Winneconne Wisconsin dated July 28 obituary notes baseball magnate Matthew Killilea died after a months long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Black Jack
McDonald
Juarez
Mex
Winneconne
Wis
Matthew Killilea
Fatal Fist Fight Ends in Carlson's Death
A fatal fight occurred with Carlson dying from a blow to the stomach. The incident occurred during a melee, and investigators are examining the events and seeking witnesses.
Paris Clerical and Anti Clerical Demonstration Ends Quietly
A July 28 demonstration in Paris over Premier Combes decree drew about 15 000 people in the Place de la Concorde and similar numbers on the Champs Elysees. Fights occurred but remained limited and no one was seriously injured. Police kept the crowds moving, with arrests near 100 as events wound down after a light shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Combes
Place de la Concorda
Champs-Elysees
le Republique
Place Beauvieu
Elysee
Ministry of the Interior
Mesdames Reille DeMun
Cibiel
de Pommerol
Avenue Gabriele
Champs Elysees
Millevore
Ruffray
Place de la Concorde
Chamns Elysees
Haitian clash looms over Firmin candidacy
Port au Prince July 28 three thousand troops under Gen Saint Foix Colin move to confront Gen Jean Jumeau who backs M Firmin as decisive action was anticipated Sunday in the district commander’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Au Prince
Hagu
Saint Foix Colin
Jean Jumeau
M. Firmin
Farmer Burns Defeats Wittmer in Davenport Match
Davenport Illinois July 23. "Farmer" Martin Burns defeated Charles Wittmer of Cincinnati in a catch as catch can clash. Burns won two falls while Wittmer took the Graeco Roman first fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer’ Burns
Wittmer
Davenport
Farmer
Martin Burns
Gharles Wittmer
Cincinnati
Burns
Cholera Cases Rise in Manila Amid Storm Disruptions
Manila reports 154 new cholera cases in the 45 hours ending Sunday morning. No new figures from the provinces due to the storm hindering communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Tragedy at Long Lake Claims Two Youths
In New Brighton near St Paul Minnesota on July 26 12 year old Josephine Kastner daughter of William Kastner a stonemason and 15 year old Mary Biles daughter of saloonkeeper Joseph Siler drowned while bathing in Long Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Josephine Kastner
Wm. Kastner
Mary Biles
Jos. Siler
New Brighton
Lane Arrives in United States Bar Event
Lane travels to the United States for a bar event as part of his tour, details unspecified.
China Accepts Draft Britain China Commercial Treaty
Shanghai July 28 The Chinese government conditionally accepts the draft commercial treaty with Great Britain. Clause eight on abolishing likin awaits British approval. The pact covers trade mark registration, Yangtse Canton river navigation, bonded warehouses, duties equalization, currency, mining rules, inland waterways, and opening four treaty ports in 1904. Britain to relinquish extraterritorial rights once reforms justify it. China to tax salt opium and native produce internally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Great Britain
China
Yangtse
Canton
Kong Mun
West River
Chang Sha
Nganking
Wan Hsien
Wai Chow
Anti Friar Demonstration In Manila Ends Quietly
A planned anti friar demonstration in Manila on Sunday was restrained by police. A small meeting at the Zorilla theater preceded a peaceful dispersal as stormy weather limited turnout and no disorder occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Zorilla
Gas blast in Sans Bois mine kills two
McCurtain Oklahoma July 28 Two men were killed and two others seriously burned by a gas explosion in a Sans Bois Coal Co. mine one mile west of town. The four men were 900 feet from the opening when the blast occurred and a second weaker explosion followed. It is thought the gas was ignited by a lamp.
Lightning Strikes City Youths. One Dead, One Burned
In Birmingham on Sunday Miss Annie Herndon aged 16 and Willie Blair a boy were hit by lightning. Willie Blair is reported to die momentarily while Annie Herndon suffered severe burns to her left side and leg the umbrella rod and shoe damage noted. Annie Herndon is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Annie Herndon
Willie Blair
Knoxville Justice of the Peace Kills Man After Dance Dispute
Berry Donahue a justice of the peace and farmer near Luttrell Tennessee fatally shot Sherman Dyer while returning home from a Saturday night dance. A feud over the outcome of a lawsuit is noted as a motive. Donahue escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Berry Donahue
Luttrell
Sherman Dyer
Bau
Donahue
Expelled From Players Association in Night Meeting
In New York on July 28, players who violated contract terms in both leagues were peremptorily expelled from the Players Protective Association during a Sunday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Players’ Association
New York
American League of Baseball
Players' Protective Association
Sundar
Police Chief Lainglaire Assassinated Near Libreville
Paris dispatch reports Inspector Lainglaire, head of the French Congo police, was killed by natives near Libreville while on duty in Brazzaville. The killing is described as an assassination with tensions rising in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Brazzaville
French Congo
Temps
Lainglaire
Libreville
Gen Methuen Undergoes Operation in London
Gen Lori Me thusen who was wounded or captured by the Boers but released arrived in England early this month and has undergone a successful operation to remove bullets from his leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methuen
London
Lori Methusen
England
Waiters Strike Ties Up Trieste Cafes and Restaurants
In Trieste on July 28, waiters walked off the job protesting conditions. Crowds clogged sidewalks outside dining rooms as managers tried to calm unrest and resume service. Local unions call for continued action until demands are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieste
Austria
Traction Consolidation Faces Possible Ban
Three stockholders led by Dr R C Light George Marott and A Keller seek an injunction to block the Union Traction Co and Indianapolis Northern Traction Co merger. They allege Union Traction would be deprived of corporate existence while asserting Indianapolis Northern Traction lacks railway property and is using Union Traction funds. Executives McCullough Van Osdell and Sampson named as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Northern Traction Co
Anderson
Dr. R. C. Light
George Marott
A. Keller
George F. McCullough
James A. van Osdell
William C. Sampson
Fortville Bank Robber Confesses While Wounded
In Greenfield Indiana on July 25 a wounded robber from Fortville bank raid told a fellow prisoner he is C A Hall a plumber from Marion Ohio. He was taken to Greenfield jail for safekeeping and later identified himself as a former Indianapolis worker. He bears a score of gunshot wounds but none are fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hall
President of Taylor University Dies in Upland
Rev. T. C. Reade A. M. D. D. president of Taylor University died Friday morning from intestinal paralysis in Upland Indiana. Born March 23 1846 in Steuben County New York he graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University in 1866 and had led Taylor since its removal from Fort Wayne in 1896. He was known across Indiana Ohio and eastern states as a poet and lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
T. C. Reade
Steuben County
New York
Ohio Wesleyan University
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Ohio
Only Survivor of 1350 Indiana Constitutional Convention
Alexander B. Conduitt of Indianapolis claims to be the sole surviving member of Indiana's 1350 constitutional convention, one of 149 delegates. Now 84, he remains mentally active though physically frail and previously represented Morgan County as a Whig before later serving in the legislature as a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapols
Ind
Alexander B. Conduitt
Conduitt
Morgan County
Government Wants the Bad Money in Logansport
Indiana secret service chief Thomas E. Halls has asked Chief Foley to send all counterfeit money and related tools found in Logansport. He cites a newspaper report of counterfeit notes recovered near inventor Nickum's former residence along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loganspor
Ind
Thomas E. Halls
Indiana Department of the Government Secret Service
Foley
Halls
Nickum
Injured in a Runaway Near Logansport
Mrs. Fred Byers clung to the lines as her horse ran five miles in a furious pace. She ruptured muscles and broke tendons in her right arm. On College hill she jumped from the buggy and sustained serious head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Fred Byers
College Hill
Indianapolis Man Falls From Train Near City Limits
Benjamin Keyes of 1236 Bellefontaine Avenue Indianapolis fell from an Iron Mountain train Sunday night near the St Louis city limits. Both legs were severed and he cannot recover. He was en route to Little Rock Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St Louis
Benjamin Keyes
Bellefontaine Avenue
Little Rock
Ark
Pioneer James Hollingsworth Dies at 87 in Anderson
James Hollingsworth one of the county’s early pioneers collapsed and died in Anderson Indiana. He was 87 years old and had lived there since age four after moving to the city in childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Ind
James Hollingsworth
County
Mr. Hollingsworth
Anderson
Fork duel ends in death as youth struck in neck
In a Wabash River duel at Mt Vernon Indiana on Friday Elzie Durbin aged 14 was fatally wounded when Carl Varney 18 thrust a fork through Durbin s neck piercing a jugular vein Varney escaped custody authorities reported the victim died from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt.Vernon
Ind
Wabash River
Elzie Durbin
Carl Varney
Durbin
Varney
Smallpox Cases Reported in Monroe Township Indiana
Several smallpox cases are reported in Monroe township at Isaiah Wall's home and at Thomas Stout's. Many residents have been exposed to the illness in Upland Indiana on July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upland
Ind
Monroe Township
Isaiah Wall
Thomas’ Stout
Vigorous Handshaking in July Meeting Prompted Debate
A fragment notes vigorous handshaking during an event in July at an unspecified venue in Cant. J. The terse line hints at social or political tensions but provides few concrete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene, Ind
John M. Hamilton Tombstone Near Demolition
In Warsaw Indiana on July 26 the tombstone of John M. Hamilton the county’s oldest grave marker on a Winona knoll was nearly destroyed by visiting Indianapolis youths seeking mementoes. Col Isaac W Brown told the tale of the Indian fighter who lived among tribes and married an Indian maiden inspiring the crowd to scramble the stone. The Winona fresh air camp condemns the desecration and its management is distressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
John M. Hamilton
Kosciusko County
Winona
Indianapolis
Isaac W. Brown
Hamilton
Sham Battle at Lawrenceburg August 13 in Indiana
A sham battle will be staged in Lawrenceburg on Rough Rider day August 13. Col Theodore J Walker nominated for prosecuting attorney will command the Dillsboro company with Col Jos H Burkh am leading Lawrenceburg troops. Sol K Gold County Superintendent leads Harrison contingent. Oberting will command the attack on San Juan hill. The Dillsboro band of 23 pieces and William Swarthout lead the bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Rough Rider
Theodore J. Walker
Dillsboro Company
Jos. H. Burkham
Sol K. Gold
Harrison
Dillsboro
Oberting
San Juan Hill
William Swarthout
Airship inventor Carl Klotz dies in Indianapolis
Carl F. Klotz, holder of a recent fetters patent for an airship, died in Indianapolis on Sunday night from stomach cancer. Born in Germany in 1845, he was a machinist who studied airships for years and had designed a controllable ship slated for St. Louis trials during the exposition. Local capitalists planned to fund its construction this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Carl F. Klotz
Germany
St. Louis
Man Arrested for Counterfeit Nickels at Greenfield Slot
Greenfield Indiana July 28 George Tracy was arrested while playing a slot machine with counterfeit nickels. Detectives found 191 counterfeit nickels in his pockets. He led officers to mold locations and Sheriff Larabee seized the molds. Tracy recently arrived from Eagle Mills Vinton County Ohio.
Local firm to reopen historic window house in Elwooo Indiana
A stock company led by John F. Rodefer forms to operate the large east side window house abandoned by the window glass trust six weeks ago. The 12pot plan provided jobs for 209 workers and uses local capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwoou
Ind
John F. Rodefer
Window Glass Trust
Farmer's Presentment In Versailles Lightning Strike
James Hazen prayed on a rock as a bolt struck his home in Versailles Indiana. The lightning ripped a roofing rod, tore weather boarding, destroyed the chimney, and severed the northwest corner foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Ind
James Hazen
Gen Fitzhugh Lee speaks on peace and unity at Winona Lake
Warsaw Indiana July 25 Gen Fitzhugh Lee addressed about 2000 people at Winona Lake on Peace and War in the United States and Cuba. He recounted events leading to the blowing up of the Maine and urged greater unity between the north and south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Fitzhugh Lee
Winona Lake
United States
Cuba
Robert Brown Honored as Recorder for Knights of Pythias
Indianapolis notice confirms Robert A. Brown clerk of the supreme court was appointed recorder for the supreme tribunal Knights of Pythias. He succeeds W W Kennedy who was recently expelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brown
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert A. Brown
Supreme Court
Supreme Tribunal
Knights of Pythias
WW. Kennedy
Notable Muncie Industrialist John W Little Dies
John W Little 58 a leading Muncie manufacturer died Sunday in Muncie Ind from throat trouble. He was among the city's wealthiest men and a pioneer in local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie, Ind
John W., Little
Muncie
Two Boys Drown in Indiana River Incident
Evansville July 28 two youths Chas Willis 15 and Walter Hendricks 16 drowned after falling from a raft of logs between Newburg and Rockport Indiana. A year earlier three boys died swimming at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Wedding Plans Spoiled by Army Desertion Arrest
Marion Indiana July 28 Harvey Sutton of this city was arrested on charges of deserting from the army at Ft. Mead, Sd He was to be married August 2 to Miss Blanch Culbertson of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Harvey Sutton
Ft. Mead
Ss. D
Misa
Blanch Culbertson
Franchise Granted in Warsaw City Meeting
In Warsaw Indiana on July 25 a city meeting approved a franchise related to city connections. The decision grants authority to operate or extend a service within municipal boundaries. Officials noted terms will guide future expansion and public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commodore Lambton
Victoria and Albert
Earl of Durham
Edward
Post
Office Department
James Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Gen. Mendoza
Oxford, Mich
Carlson
Colin
Lane
Russia
Fortville
Pioneer
Kosciusco County
Ise
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!