Marcum Murder Case Reveals Yearlong Conspiracy Claims
In Cynthiana Kentucky the feud trial opened with testimony from Breathitt County Clerk Tallibee and witnesses including Hezekiah Combs and Alexander Smith. Prosecution says Murcum family knew of a plot to kill Marcum for over a year. Witnesses recount Jett White and Ewen presence at the courthouse and house visits amid ongoing danger. Goodloe Combs dies from morphine after testifying. Court adjourns to continue Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrthiana
Kentucky Feudists
S. Tallibee
Breathitt County
Hargis
J. B. Marcum
B. Ewen
Hezekiah Combs
John Nobile
Curt Jett
Tom White
Ion
Noble
White
Jett
Ewen
Cynthiana
Osborne
Alexander Hi. Smith
Marcum
Mr. Kurst
Murst
Hord
J. B Marcy
Mary Johnson
Fam
Mary
Thomas White
Tak
Cee
Ivine
Ager
Steand
Bridge collapse on Morrison Street causes multiple drownings in Portland
Portland residents witnessed a bridge section fall into the Willamette River as Clarence Lutz armless swimmer and hundreds gathered. Minnie Raymond, Lottie Cameron, and a boy drowned while about 25 were injured. Dozens were rescued from house boats and the river after timbers and debris rained down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Aug
Morrison Street
Clarence Lutz
Willimette
Minnie Raymond
Lottie Cameron
Kentucky Editors Return After Canada Trip to Chicago
Ten Kentucky newspaper editors and proprietors, after a lengthy tour through Canada and northern states, arrived in Chicago Sunday and will be hosted by local newspaper men until Monday. Reports from St. Petersburg via Frontier state clashes between troops and strikers on the trans-Caucasian railway near Tiflis Thursday, with twenty one workers killed. Strikers resort to violence ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Chicago
Canada
St. Petersburg
Frontier
Tiflis
Disturbance at Boston Meeting of Booker T. Washington
A riot attempt interrupted Booker T. Washington in a Zion church talk in Boston on July 21 as about six opponents shouted questions. Police arrested several, a patrolman was stabbed with a hat pin, and a man opposed to Washington was cut with a razor and taken to a hospital. Washington resumed speaking for nearly two hours amid postmeeting statements by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Wm. Munroe Trotter
Lewis
Government to acquire site for hall of records in D C
Washington July 31 government will condemn a square in the city between Eighteenth Nineteenth and FE and F streets just west of the state war and navy building as the site for a proposed hall of records. Congress appropriated 400000 for the land and the secretary of the treasury will pay an agistegate of 306000 or 21 146 times the assessed valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State
War and Navy
Secretary of the Treasury
Disappointing Trotting Race at Island Park
Albany July 31 The advertised trotting race between Major Delmar and The Abbott at Island Park for 250 dollars was slow and predictable. Major Delmar won in straight heats amid low betting interest with The Abbott largely unfunded at long odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Major Delmar
Abbott
Island Park
Lightning kills three at New Hope Church in Appomattox
Three persons were killed and others burned when a bolt of lightning struck New Hope church in Appomattox County on Thursday afternoon. Victims identified as Paul Gowen, Trails Austin, and Aubrey Wingfield. Members of the James River Baptist Association were sheltering under an awning near the building during the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ynchburg
New Hope Church
Appomattox County
Thuredsy Shernoon
Paul Gowen
Trailes Austin
Aubrey Wingfield
James River Baptist Association
Military Councils Discuss China Policy If Russia Demands Action
Tien Tsin July 31. The viceroy of Chi Li province has held a series of military councils to decide on policy in the event Russia demands China’s assistance against Japan. It is reported that Russian enlistment of Chinese in Manchuria is in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien-Tsin
Chi Li
Russia
China
Japan
Hta
Manchuria
Spunky owner withdraws horse after rosette dispute
New York July 31 Mrs John Ger confronted at Monmouth county horse show in Long Sand by plucking a white rosette from her champion horse Contributer and pulling her saddle animal from the ring amid judge’s decision and crowd reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Gercon
Monouth County
Long Sand
Cleveland mother’s snake bite tragedy in Tennessee home
In Chattanooga on July 31, Mrs. William Frazier of Cleveland left her year old baby unattended in a room. She heard cries, found a copperhead snake slithering away and the child had been bitten multiple times. The infant died a few hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
William Frazier
Cleveland
Rawling
Russian Embassy Moved to Bar Harbor During Summer
Washington July 31 The Russian charge Theodore Hansen will depart Friday for Bar Harbor Maine to run embassy affairs for the rest of the summer and plans to return in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore Hansen
Bar Harbor
Hansen
Navy order to dispatch Chicago squadron to New York
A cable from the Navy Department directed Admiral Cotton at Lisbon to detach the Chicago from the European squadron and sail Saturday for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Navy Department
Adm
Cotton
Lisbon
Chicago
Euro‘pian Equadron
York
Will of Gen. Clay Threatens White Hall Lands Conservation
Lexington reports Gen. Cassius M. Clay's 1901 will and a later 1200 codicil offered for probate Monday. The documents name Dora Clay Brock as executrix, preserve White Hall lands in fee simple for the United States in trust, and direct funds from coal and other properties to a reserve fund with strict heir limits and penalties for kin. A contested probate battle looms as attorneys for Brock prepare to challenge the other will already presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Richmond
Dora Clay Brock
White Hall
United States of America
Clay County
Kentucky
White Hall Park
Green Clay
Mary Jane W. Clay
Madison County
Dora
United States
Cassius M. Clay Brock
Keene
Gen. Clay
Dora Brock
John Cabell Chenault
Filson Club
Louisvile
Explosion Attempt Damages Northern Pacific Bridge
An explosion Sunday near Livingston Montana targeted the Northern Pacific bridge over the Yellowstone river. The blast shattered windows in eastern Livingston and twisted the large central pier, blamed on inexperienced persons, with the structure narrowly saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mont
Yellowstone River
Mosquito Plague Sweeps London During Heat Wave
London records a rare surge of mosquitoes during last week's intense heat. Many stings sent victims to hospitals as the city grapples with the unprecedented insect onslaught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Death of Rev George Vanderlip in Brooklyn
The Rev George M Vanderlip D D founder of the Young Men's Christian Association in America has died at his Brooklyn home. The obituary notes his pivotal role in establishing the YMCA and marks his passing in New York on an August day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Vandertip
New York
George Mairs Vanderlip
D.D
The
Young Men's Christian Association
America
Brooklyn
Colima Volcano Eruption Reports From Mexico City
A dispatch from Colima says the Colima volcano is erupting with large smoke plumes carried northeast by sea wind. Nearby houses have been destroyed by the quake. Messages also report an earthquake wrecking homes in Filattiera and Mulazzo in Tuscany near Spezia on the Genoa Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colima
Mexico City
London
Filattierra
Mulazzo
Tuscany
Italy
Spexia
Gulf of Genoa
Treasury. Statement. August balance report incomplete
Treasury releases a Saturday statement on general fund balances showing the latest totals as of the week ending, but details are partially cut and require full data to verify figures and distribution across accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
Fend, Srelaaire
Mob Holds Up Chesapeake & Ohio Train Near Clifton Forge
A mob of about 200 men fired over 100 shots at a Chesapeake & Ohio train near Clifton Forge late Thursday night aiming to seize two Negro prisoners. The train proceeded to Huntington with the prisoners aboard after the mob failed to gain entry. no passengers or trainmen were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio
Clifton Forge
Covington
James Hall
Conductor Hall
Engineer Peck
Peck
Lynchburg
Edward Hite
Wisconsin Insurance Surplus Shared With Policyholders
Milwaukee Aug 1 Insurance Commissioner Zeno Host orders mutual life insurers in Wisconsin to distribute their surplus among policy holders at least every five years. The move affects many firms and about 509 million dollars held back by Wisconsin writers. He predicts court battles as firms challenge the ruling, with potential heirs gaining access to withheld surpluses and accrued interest, prompting long litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Zeno M. Host
Mutual Hwfe Insurance
Wisconsin
Host
Fire on Flag Sparks Protest in Tremont Harbor
In Tremont harbor the Canadian steamer Varuna flew both the Union Jack and the Stars and Stripes. Young men protested the U S flag’s higher position. one seized a rifle and fired several shots at the flag staff before the flag was hauled down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Varuna
Trenton Harbor
United States
Enitor's Long Walk Toward Arctic Cape Lisburne
Robert M. Wilson editor of the Durango Chippe r plans a noon Saturday walk to Cape Lisburne on the Arctic Ocean about 300 miles away. He will traverse Minnesota and Canada, follow the coast from Vancouver to Cape Nome then to his Arctic destination, aiming to arrive in 15 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert M. Wilson
Chipper
Cape Lisburne
Arctic Ocean
Minnesota
Canada
Vancouver
Cape Nome
Arctic
Secretary Root Approves $350000 Militia Field Guns Fund
Secretary Root ordered an allotment of 350000 dollars to be spent under Gen. Crozier to equip the militia with new field guns and service material. In other news, W A Miller Big Four travel agent was killed when struck by a passenger train at Harrisburg, his body said to have been cut to pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Crozier
Cairo
W. A. Miller
Big Four Railway
Harrisburg
United States Cotton Manufacturing Co Incorporation Filed
A certificate of organization for the United States Cotton Manufacturing Co with capital 40 million dollars has been filed in Boston. H C Bacon of Boston serves as president. Headquarters change noted. Atlanta Ga reports the head
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Manufacturing Corporation
Boston
United States Cotton Manufacturing Co
Commissioners of Corporations
H.C. Bacon
Provisions Enter Conclave As Papal Succession Unfolds
Rome reports no pope chosen as smoke signals continued to test the conclave. A Sunday night crowd gathered at St. Peter's as observers watched the Sistine Chapel chimney for signs while provisions poured through the wicket gate. Police inspected items including chickens eggs milk and fruit for contraband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Leo XIII
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter's
St. Peter’s
Vatican
Prosecution Team Plans Moves in Goebel Case
Col. T C Campbell who leads the Goebel assassination prosecution left New York for Frankfort Kentucky to seek from Gen Beckham a request to Gen Durbin to deliver Taylor to Kentucky. If refused a mandamus will be sought before the U S Supreme Court and contempt actions follow. Campbell will direct Caleb Powers trial starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Col
T. C. Campbell
Goebels
Kentucky
Frankfort
Beckham
Durbin
Taylor
Supreme Court of the United States
Campbell
Caleb Powers
Secretary of State
Militiamen to receive regular army pay and transport
The secretary of war ruled that militia officers and soldiers serving at encampments are entitled to the same pay as regular army personnel and to transportation to and from encampments as if they were regular troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of War
Aliens Entering U S Through Port Rise in July
New York reports six thousand more aliens arrived in July than a year earlier. July arrivals totaled 42,003 versus 36,000 in 1902 and 28,060 in July 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Business Failures In U S Decline From Week To Week
New York reports 150 business failures this week, down from 183 last week and 168 in 1962. Canada records 17 failures, up from 2 last week and 16 the prior year, indicating a mixed but easing trend in overall corporate insolvencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
Lipton Lands Crack Night at Niagara Falls Visit
Sir Thomas Lipton boarded his special train at Niagara Falls after a day of sightseeing. He enjoyed a jolly reception by members of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club at Niagara on the Lake before departing for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York
Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Fisherman Drowns After Catfish Battle on Mississippi
William Renz of La Crosse was fishing Friday in the Mississippi River when a large catfish pulled him over. He was unable to free himself and drowned after being drawn into the river during the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Wiliam
Renz
Missigsippi
Jet
Hop Growers Force Prices In Tacoma Warh
Hop growers in Tacoma adjust market tactics citing rising costs and supply pressures. Pacific trade officials report intensified efforts to stabilize prices, with industry leaders signaling potential further actions if price floors fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma, Warh
Aug
F.cific
Interurban collision injures numerous near Mooresville
An Indianapolis and Martinsville line southbound car 106 crashed into a second southbound car three miles south of Mooresville on Sunday morning injuring over 30 people two possibly fatally. The Bethany Park bound crowd and a few other passengers were evacuated after the crash. Officials cited faulty telephone orders and a derailed communication system as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis and
Martinsville
Mooresville
Bethany Park
Frank Easterday
The
Christian Church
Death on the Rail at Queen & Crescent Collision
A head on crash between two freight trains on the Queen & Crescent railway near 168 miles from Chattanooga, July night, killed three Somerset Kentucky firemen D A Phillips J Walters and J Price and injured two Somerset engineers T S Duke and N S Fitzgerald. Dispatcher failure to deliver orders blamed for the meeting point crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Queen & Crescent
D. A. Phillips
J. Walters
J. Price
Somerset
T. S. Duke
N. S. Fitzgerald
Mrs Parker's Big Loss in Hawaii Jewelry Robbery
Honolulu reports Mrs Samuel Parker robbed of about 80000 pounds worth of diamonds rubies and solitaire studs after attending a reception for a new hotel opening. Thieves struck her home hours later seizing gems from her displayed collection. Mrs Parker is Col Samuel Parker's wife and previously widow of J K Campbell with a large estate. her daughter wed Prince David on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Pacific Cable
Samuel Parker
Parker
Col
Hawaii
J. K. Campbell
Col. Parker
Prince David
Plot to Kidnap the Sultan in Constantinople
A wild plot by young officers and military students aimed to abduct the sultan and crown his younger brother Djorbati Fey. The scheme collapsed under Pasha Ali Mohamet’s watchful guard as conspirators were killed and 49 bodies were found at dawn near the sultan’s palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Belgrade
Abdira
Djorbati Fey
Pasha Ali-Mohamet
Boat Struck by Lightning Near Point Clear
The pleasure yacht Floredora was hit by lightning off the bar at Point Clear on Mobile Bay Sunday afternoon, killing three men. The deceased include Ledvarr Scott former professor at the Imperial university Kozajima Japan, Bruce Granville Lincoln a wealthy English visitor to Mobile, and William Brewton the yacht's pilot. Scott's daughter and Chas Baldwin were badly burned but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Aus
Point Clear
Mobile Bay
Ledvarr Scott
Imperial University
Kozajima
Japan
Bruce Granville Lincoln
Mobfie
Wiliam Brewton
Free Thinkers Demonstration Demands Church State Separation
In Paris Auz on a Sunday gathering of 10 006 free thinkers rallied at the statue of Etiane Delet who was hanged and burned for heresy in 164¢ as resolutions called for separation of church and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Auz
Etiane Delet
Petroleum Production in 1502 Reported by Survey
Washington August 3 The United States geological survey issues a preliminary statement on petroleum production in 1502. Total output 30 891 950 barrels valued at 369 616 348 dollars or 86 cents per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Ecological Survey
Tangier Report Says Sultan Bu Harmara Dies of Wounds
Tangier Morocco Aug 3 report states the pretender to the throne Sultan Bu Harmara has died of wounds received. Bu Harmara has reportedly been killed or dead multiple times according to dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Morocco
Bu Harmara
Bu Hamara
Fire In North Topeka Sparks Dense Work And Excitement
High water and heavy rainfall in Topeka Kansas cause extensive emergency response in North Topeka with widespread activity and public concern as residents cope with rising conditions and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Topeka
Kan
Indiana to Enter Lumber Business With State Sawmill
Indiana plans to run a sawmill and supply lumber and firewood across the state. Secretary W H Freeman leads forestry work in Clark county as crews clear underbrush and save usable wood. A portable mill will cut lumber, stove wood from decayed trees, and profits fund reservation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
W. H. Freeman
State Board of Forestry
Clark County
Freeman
Forestry Board
Ohio capitalists plan Vincennes traction electric gas plant
Smiley N. Chambers of Indianapolis heads Cincinnati Cleveland and Indianapolis capitalists who will buy and combine the Vincennes Electric Light Co and the Citizens' Gas Co to build a large plant producing gas and electricity. They intend to purchase the Vincennes street railway, rebuild the system, and connect with the Southern Indiana Traction Co lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersborg
Ind
Smiley N. Chambers
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Petersburg
Jasper
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Indianapol
Vincennes Electric Light Co
Citizens’ Gas Co
Vincennes Street Railway
Southern Indiana Traction Co
Electric shock burns worker as 4000 volts flow for minutes
Clarence Welland, working atop a telegraph pole in Hammond Indiana, was electrocuted when a live wire broke and a short circuit allowed 4000 volts to surge through him for 15 minutes. He remained conscious as 1 909 witnesses watched the horrifying scene until power was shut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Clarence Welland
Welland
Man Fines Seven Saloonkeepers in Muieie Drunk Affidavits
Emanuel Miller, fined for intoxication in Muieie Ind on Sunday, says he will file affidavits against every saloonkeeper who sold him a drink that day. Seven have already been arrested and more charges promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muieie
Ind
Emanuel Miller
Trench Collapse Buries Worker in Bedford Sewer
Willard Pheins of Millersburg Kentucky was buried alive in a ten foot trench at a Bedford Indiana work site on Friday afternoon. EMI Piercy his partner narrowly escaped death as rescuers spent about an hour extricating Pheins’s body from the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Willard Pheins
Millersburg
Emi Piercy
Pheips
Mysterious Death at Evansville
Alexander Van Winkle aged 32 was found dead in bed in Evansville Indiana with a hatchet and a tub nearby. An autopsy found no bruises, and his family had been away visiting, suggesting death occurred several days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Alexander van Winkle
Petersburg Man Receives Settlement After Railroad Collision
Aug. Fred Imp. was injured in a Cincinnati railroad collision on the 19th. He compromised with the 3. O. S. W. for 326 dollars and three rail round trip tickets to the World’s Fair. His ribs and leg were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Fred Imp
Ollision
Cincinnati
The Mormon Model in Marion Retail Plan
Marion Indiana workers say cooperative retail mercantile stores will be opened following Mormon labor model after August 1. About 4000 union men in Marion are expected to patronize the new stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Co-Operative Retail Mercantile
Forest Fire in Indiana County Put Out by Rain
A forest fire in the northern part of Lawrence county Indiana spread over about 600 acres and destroyed timber fences and outbuildings but was extinguished by recent rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Formation of Indiana Wholesale Grocers Organization
Indianapolis July 31 preliminary steps toward organizing the Indiana wholesale grocers association began with a meeting of representatives from the two main state branches. Attendees included leaders from major cities and key business factions discussed initial steps and goals for the new group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Wedding Called Off By Telegraph Message
In Fransfort Indiana on August 1 a planned wedding between Clay Barnacle and Kathryn Gilbert did not occur. The groom, employed by a Kokomo newspaper, canceled by telephone and telegram saying he could not come, leaving guests and minister present but the ceremony unperformed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fransfort
Ind
Clay Barnecle
Kathryn Gilbert
Barnt
Kokomo
Miss Gilbert
David Gilbert
One Man Killed and 14 Injured in Illinois Rail Wreck
Brazil Ind Aug 1 One man was killed and 14 injured in a wreck on the Otter Creek division of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad Friday evening. The tender climbed the rail on a sharp curve causing the engine to plunge into the creek with two cars of section hands. John H Sullivan rider on the tender died under the wheels. Engineer Smith and Fireman Biggs escaped by jumping. A relief train and physicians treated the injured and brought them home. The brakeman Jo Sullivan was unmarried and from Englewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Otter Creek
Chicago & Eastern Sinois
John H. Sullivan
Enging Smith
Biggs
Jo Sullivan
Englewood
Death of Robert Lee Brings Jail Interment Proposals
A telegram to Judge Rasch announces the death of Robert Lee, a Negro who killed Policeman Massey. With no local relatives and rioting fears, officials contemplate interring the body in Jeffersonville prison where Lee died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Rasch
Circuit Court
Robert Lee
Massey
Jeffersonville
Lee
Terrified the Town After Officer Shot Arresting Ex-Saloonkeeper
An officer shot in a rough arrest of ex-saloonkeeper Waltron, who had closed a saloon and defied police for two days. Constable George McColly tackled him. Peake was fined 372, bound over to the grand jury under $5,000 bail, and jailed on failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltron
Ind
A.N. Peake
George McColly
Peake
Elks Hold State Convention Banquet in South Bend
South Bend July 31 The state Elks convention closed with a banquet. An Elks army was formed with each lodge naming one private and other members choosing their own titles and uniforms. The president and executive committee will design a state uniform for the next grand meeting in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Elks
Elks’ Army
Cincinnati
Boy Desperado Sentenced to Reform School
Terre Haute Indiana August 1 Judge Piety sentences Willie Flack aged 11 to the reform school until age 21. He is described as a burglar and firebug after attempting to set fire to the Big Four freight depot and breaking into a local grocery in preceding weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Piety
Willie Flack
Reform School
Search Abandoned in Watts Case as Bloodhounds Lose Trail
The search for the colored assailant of Mrs. Joseph Watts is abandoned by the posse. Bloodhounds traced the trail to a railroad track five miles away and it is believed the fugitive escaped on a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Joseph Watts
Death of Indiana Editor Zimmerman in Warsaw
Frank J. Zimmerman, a veteran editor of Northern Indiana, died in Warsaw on August 1 from pneumonia. He founded the Warsaw National Union, which became Kosciusko county’s official Democratic paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Warsaw
Ind
Frank J. Zimmerman
Warsaw National Union
Kosciusko County
Seventh Day Adventists Open State Camp Meeting at Brownell's Grove
In Peru Indiana the annual state camp meeting of the Seventh Day Adventists opened at Brownell's Grove with Elder J J Hawkins of Indianapolis delivering the Thursday night sermon. The gathering will continue for several days. Also reported is a hog sale in Peru where a sow sold for 2 and 100 breaking the record for females and total sales reaching about 3000 with top hogs priced at 35.90 for chief Perfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Brownell’s Grove
J. J. Hawkins
Indianapolis
Macy
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