Notified Indiana Senator Fairbanks for Vice Presidency
Ex Secretary of War Elvin Rowet delivered the notification address to Charles W. Fairbanks at his Indianapolis home on August 4. A large gathering on the veranda and lawn heard speeches as Fairbanks was formally notified of his Republican nomination for vice president.
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Root
Indianapolis
Ind
Aus
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Indiana
Elvin Rowet
Ta Centor
Masseb
Marion Eleh
Cretels
Republican National Committee Adds New Members
W I Roosevelts secretary and other officials meet in Canton Woodnalls to discuss party plans. A new member, George A Ruizdt of California, joins the national Republican committee as the party routes through Washington. Weathered notes mention Lake Michigan and Detroit River locales and a naval tracking system debate.
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Steg
Reeder
Diradttes
Portland
Ington
Ro HL Moson
Washington
Naval
Preat
Cwaesiter
Ckay
Lake Eiada
Dretrai
Thid
Republican Committee
Carton
Republicar National Whiairman Cieoree Pi
Chicaco
Washinton
Canton
Woodnealas
AlcKinley
Air Cortelven
National Republican
Coe
Geo. A. Ruisht
California
Baldwin makes remarkable ascent in airship over Oakland park
In Oakland California a man named Baldwin soared in an airship to about hover height then traveled roughly ten blocks on a light breeze. He turned, returned, and landed safely in a city park drawing crowds and noting the unusual flight.
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Oakland
Cal
Ang
Cape
Tc. Haldwin Mice
Russian Exhibit Preparations Underway in St Louis
In August St Louis, long delay over Russian displays ends as exhibits in the varied industries building and the palace of fine arts near completion. Russian paintings are being finished for general inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Aug
Palace of Fine Arts
106th Anniversary of Lewis and Clarke Arrival
Port Calhoun Nebraska hosts an 106th anniversary celebration on August 4 with about 2000 Nebraskans dedicating a monument honoring the Lewis and Clark explorers and their discovery of the region.
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Port Calhoun
Neb
Nebraska
The Cuban Loan Update From Havana
Manuel Desaigne, fiscal agent for Cuba, reports via New York dispatch that Sperer & Co have paid 10106 000 of the 35 000 000 Cuban loan. The note mentions a Lutheran convention in Indianapolis with delegates from Indiana Ohio and Kentucky and J H Nieman of Cleveland as president. Royal wedding in Madrid noted as well.
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Havana
Manuel Desaigne
Iscal
New York
Sperer & Co
Lutheran Convention
Indianapolis
Ind
Missouri Synod Lutherans
Trinity Gera Evangelical Church
Indiana
Ohio
Democratic National Committee announces officers and members
Thomas Taggart announces the Democratic National Committee officers Delancey Nicoll as vice chairman and George Foster Peabody as treasurer. Executive Committee members include W F Sheehan chairman and others from New York Ohio Virginia New Jersey Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Taggart says Senator Gorman will advise and stay in close touch with campaign management.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
National Executive Committee
National Committee
Delancey Nicoll
New York
George Foster Peabody
W. F. Sheehan
August Belmont
John R. McLean
Ohio
United States
Thomas S. Martin
Scottsville
Col
J. M. Guffey
Pittsburg
James Smith, Jr
Newark
N. J
Timothy ©. Ryan
Waukesha
Wis
Taggart
Gorman
Postal Service Raises Salaries for Rural Carriers
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow announced a salary adjustment affecting about 22 carriers. Each pay increase ranges from 1 to 72 dollars annually, with July 1 adjustments previously giving 11,640 rural carriers 720 dollars yearly. August 1 raises bring the maximum to 920 dollars for those delivering to 26 miles or more daily and serving 40 families or more. No further changes in the general carrier salary plan are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bristow
Bristaw
Loomis Remains Brought For Interment In West Virginia
The body of F Kent Loomis presumed lost with Kaiser Wilhelm II on June 1 was landed in New York aboard the St Paul from Southampton and Cherbourg. Francis D Loomis assistant secretary of state and brother of the deceased arrives to arrange burial in Parkerburg West Virginia. The St Paul officers confirm Mrs Marybrich was not aboard.
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New York
F. Kent Loomis
St Paul
Southampton
Cherbourg
Francis D. Loomis
Parkersburg
W. Va
St. Paul
Marybrich
Beer Smuggling Arrests At Fort Sheridan
Nett hold and 35 privates along with six noncommissioned officers from Company 10 27th Infantry were arrested by order of Col Whitehall for taking beer into Fort Sheridan barracks. They admit the act and face court martial Thursday for disobedience. Noncommissioned officers were reduced to the ranks and jailed overnight in a basement room.
Explosion at Versailles Railway Plant Injures Three
A blast at the Versailles Railway Slrenal Co. plant in Versailles damaged three buildings and shattered every nearby window. Three plant workers were seriously injured as railroad cars and nearby structures endured significant destruction.
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Pittsburg
Aug
Versailles Railway Slrenal Co
Versailles
A Double Accident in Bridgeport
In Parlor Rock Lake a rowboat capsized killing Mrs Rose Keynsky and her brother Bernard Weiner of New York. Mrs Keynsky’s husband, rushing to the arena, was thrown from his carriage and is believed to be fatally injured.
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Bridgeport
Aus
Parlor Rock Lake
Rose Keynsky
Bernard Weiner
New York
Keynsky
Explosion near Arion Kills Thirty-Two in Brussels Dispatch
A Brussels dispatch, not confirmed elsewhere, reports 32 people killed near Arion by an explosion that also set fire to several miles of cornfields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brussels
Arion
Large Pig Iron Contract Sealed Between Pittsburg Firms
One of the largest contracts for pig iron and steel in months closed between the Pittsburg Steel Co. and the Republic Iron and Steel Co. The deal involves delivery of 110000 tons of billets in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Steel Co
Republic Iron and Steel Co
San Domingo Requests Parcels Post Treaty
Washington reports the government of San Domingo has asked the United States to negotiate a parcels post treaty. The request will likely be given careful consideration by the post office department and may be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Domingo
Post Office Department
Four Yellow Fever Cases Reported Across Mexican Cities
Four cases of yellow fever are reported at Tehuantepec. Vera Cruz hospital reports one case with no new illnesses. Merida records twenty five cases from July 5 to July 31, with one death and one recovery.
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Mexico City
Tehauntepec
Vera Cruz
Merida
War News From The Port Arthur Front August 5
London reports restricted war dispatches from Gen Kuroki with few new details. Heat and thirst afflict troops. a regiment drank from a river under Russian fire. Tokyo anticipates Port Arthur fall. Oku notes small rear guard actions along the Naicheng Newchwang line.
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London
Berlin
The
National Zeitung
Tokio
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Oku
Naicheng-Newchwang
Daily Telegraph
Russia
Times
Takia
Land sale transfers 7500 acres including Zelgier town
Joseph Leiter of Carbondale Illinois reports the sale of his mine stockade and the town of Zelgier in Franklin county to Zeigier Coal Co a Delaware corporation. The deed conveys 7500 acres for $498.50 and closes August 8.
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Carbondale
Joseph Leiter
Zelgier
Franklin County
Zeigier Coal Co
Delaware
Grace Hanna and Ralph Bramble Wed in Pink and White Home
Miss Grace Muller Hanna of Rochester New York wed Ralph Wison Bramble a Denver businessman in a pretty pink and white home wedding. The bride is a niece of the late Senator Mark Hanna.
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Colorado Springs
Col. Aug
Mark Hanna
Grace Muller Hanna
Rochester
N. Y
Ralph Wison Bramble
Denver
Unconfirmed Report of Bogota Outbreak Circulates
The report said to have been sent from Panama claims an outbreak occurred in Bogota on Friday. No information has been received at the American legation in Panama or Bogota to corroborate the circulation of the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Bogota
United States
Paris dispatch says France to send 6000 troops to Tonquin
A Paris dispatch reports France plans to deploy 6000 troops to Tonquin in response to a request from the commanding general to aid against a potential Boxer uprising near the Chinese border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Paris
Tonquin
War Vessel Sent to San Domingo in Compliance with Request
At San Juan Adm. Sigsbee has been directed to dispatch a war vessel to Monte Cristi San Domingo following a State Department request and on the suggestion of American Minister Dawson.
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San Domingo
Washington
State Department
Adm
Sigsbee
San Juan
Monte Cristi
San’ Domingo
Dawson
The Yellow Jack in Mexico City AUS
A fragment notes The Yellow Jack in Mexico City with unclear context AUS. The brief item references the location and country and hints at an event or venue without full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Aus
Cliff-Dwellers Race Found in Northern Mexico
El Paso reports archaeologist Dr. Bush returned from the Sierra Madre with evidence of a living cliff-dwellers related people in northern Mexico. He notes unique language and hieroglyphics matching cliff-dwellers ruins and Taummies of similar stature living in underground huts on mountainsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Bush
Mexico
Sierra Madre Mountains
Terrible Experience In Palisades Crevice Ends in Rescue
Antonio Beraccio a quarry worker from North Bergen New Jersey was trapped for two days and nights in a hundred foot crevice in the Palisades near Hudson Heights. He could move only his arms and shouted for help until found exhausted but alive. He suffered no injuries from the fall and is expected to recover his reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Antonio Beraccio
Hudson Heights
North Bergen
N. J
Stranegly
Wheat futures surge as market hits record high
A stampede of shorts in New York on Thursday sent wheat futures well above the dollar, with September at 1.01 and bulls forecasting 1.25 before the season ends amid European shortages and rust damage in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Largest watermelon sent to Cincinnati weighs 854 pounds
A 854 pound watermelon, 21 inches long and 14 inches in diameter, arrived in Cincinnati via a Sixth street produce dealer. The fruit, shipped from Laurel Mississippi by J M Lindsey, is claimed to be the largest to reach the city and second only to a 90 pound melon sent to Presidential candidate Parker.
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Cincinnati
Sixth Street
J. M. Lindsey
Laurel
Miss
Parker
Lynching Rumor Sweeps Virginia Town After Kidnapping Claim
In Richmond on August 6 a 14 year old black boy named Andrew Dudlex accused of attempted assault on two white girls near Greenfield in Nelson county was seized from a constable on a train near Afton. He was driven to the woods where authorities presume he was lynched by a mob.
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Richmond
Andrew Dudlex
Greenfield
Nelson County
Afton
Man Known as Dominic Boyd Arrested at East St Louis Plant
In St Louis on August 5 detectives arrested John Boyd, reportedly also Dominic Boyd, at the Nelson Morris packing plant in East St Louis. He had just completed a term at Busby Mountain penitentiary and is said to be wanted on other charges.
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St. Louis
John Boyd
Dominic Boyd
Nelson Morris Packing
East St. Louis
Boyd
Busby Mountain Penitentiary
Postmaster General Wynne to Tour Europe
Acting Postmaster General Wynne will depart August 15 for New York and sail August 21 for Europe, expected to be away six weeks. Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow has left for Debsconeag, Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wynne
New York
Europe
Bristow
Debsconeag
Wheat Market Holds Near High as December Reaches Peak
In San Francisco on August 5 the wheat market stayed active with subdued excitement. December futures rose to 1,4714 dollars in the forenoon, marking the season’s high yet only a cent above the prior close.
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San Francisco
Populists Set August 15 Notification at Cooper Union
The populist national committee decided on August 5 to formally notify their presidential and vice presidential candidates at Cooper Union on August 15. The event marks the official nominating moment for the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Committee
Cooper Union
Ingomar Wins Town Prize on Queen’s Course
The American yacht Ingomar won the Town prize of $590 on the Queen’s course in Isle of Wight Aug 5. It defeated Emperor William’s Meteor which carried King Edward aboard, and six other yachts including scratch boat.
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Cowles
Isle of Wight
Ingomar
Emperor William
King Edward
Elected For the Fourth Term in Opticians Association
Milwaukee August 5 The American Association of Opticians elected E I Jones of Sandusky Ohio as secretary for a fourth term J K Stebbing of Ashtabula Ohio was chosen treasurer In St Louis eight operators in the St Louis Terminal association offices refused to handle messages related to M B E T business out of sympathy with system operators.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Association of Optcians
E. I. Jones
Sandusky, O
J. K. Stebbing
Ashtabula
St. Louis
St. Louis Terminal Association
KB Et
Topolohaimbo Wins Subsidy Payment in Mexico City
A fragmented report from Mexico City indicates a political event where Topolohaimbo is connected with a subsidy payment. Details are unclear but the notation suggests an imminent win and settlement of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Immigrant Labor Used by Chicago Packers in Strike
Chicago Aug 5 Immigrants unloaded at yards and sent to departments to fill jobs while skilled workers were scarce. Aug 8 Chicago Federation of Labor pledges financial support to strikers with weekly assessments expected to reach thousands. Settlement seems distant as packers report low rehire rates and continued reliance on non union labor amid ongoing dispute.
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Chicago
Ellis Island
Mediterranean
Baltic
Michael J. Donnelly
Butchers’ Union
Chicago Federation of Labor
Federation of Labor
By Products Department
Two Years Service in Alaska Arrives at Seattle
The United States transport Buford has arrived from Nome and Skagway with seven infantry companies aboard. Companies A B C and 9D sail to Fort Slocum New York while Companies and M proceed to Fort Niagara New York. They have just completed two years service at Alaska posts.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Buford
Nome
Skagway
Alaska
United States Infantry
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Fort Niagara
Train Plunge Into River Near Pinon Drowns Several
Reports say Missouri Pacific flyer No 11 fell through a weakened Pinon bridge into Fountain River after leaving Denver for Pueblo. Between 30 and 50 people are reported drowned as searchers, including Fire Chief Ringer’s volunteers, scour the river for more bodies and survivors.
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Pueblo
Col
Missouri Pacific Flyer
Denver
Denver& Rio Grande
Pinon
Fountain River
J. H W. Smith
Hinman
J. J. Turner
J. M. Killen
Ringer
International Typographical Union Opens 50th Convention In St Louis
The 50th annual International Typographical Union convention began in St Louis with 650 delegates from the United States Canada and possessions. About 1 000 visitors are expected to attend the weeklong sessions at convention hall on the World's Fair grounds with Wednesday set as International Typographical Union day. A delegate picnic featuring athletic contests and a barbecue drew about 6 000 people.
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St. Louis
Aug
International Typographical Union
United States
New Possessions
Canada
Will Call On The President In Washington Delegation
In St Louis August 8 a delegation of Philippine islanders travels to Washington after Col Edwards telegrammed Roosevelt’s wish to meet leaders. Fred Lewis and Dr T K Hunt take eight natives including Antonio chief of Hontoe Igorrotes Bucassan chief of Suyoc Igorrotes and other Igorrote officials for the meeting.
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St. Louis
Col. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Roosevelt
Fred Lewis
T. K. Hunt
Washington
Islands
Antonio
Bucassan
Loimes
Choimes
Datto Fecundo
Nudah Nundi
Samal Moros
Gustavus W. Nagle Dies Noted Bridge Builder in Elmira
Gustavus W. Nagle a German born bridge builder died at his Elmira home. He organized and supervised the bridge corps of the United States military railroad department during the Civil War.
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Elmira
N. Y
Gustavus W. Nagle
Germany
United States Military Railroad’s Department
Mexican Woman 150 Years Old Reported in Chihuahua
Senora Margarita Jaramillo aged 150 resides at C. PF. Diaz in Coahuila and was born in 1754 in Monclova where her birth date is recorded in the church register.
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Chihuahua
Mex
Senora Margarita Jaramillo
C. PF. Diaz
Coahuila
Monclova
Lost Her Life For Her Sister's
Miss Emma Laird, 22, daughter of John Laird a Aiken contractor, drowned at Sullivan's Island while attempting to save her younger sister. Died aged 434 years. Meadville PA reports Mrs Mary Murphy aged nearly 134 years died at Kerr town home born Dublin Ireland Christmas Day 1770 came to America 1870.
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Charleston
S. C
Emma Laird
John Laird
Aiken
Sullivan's Island
Meadville
Mary Murphy
Kerrtown
Mrs. Murphy
Dublin
Ireland
America
Max Arnold Hess dies in Philadelphia at 43
Max Arnold Hess known as Max Arnold the blind comedian died in Philadelphia Sunday at a sanitarium after a several months illness. He was 43 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Max Arnold Hess
Max Arnold
National Republican HQ Opens in New York
National Republican headquarters in New York opened formally on Monday with Chairman Cortel and active committee members in attendance. The ceremony was reported as lacking any formal proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Republican
New York
Republican National
Cortelyou
Attendance tops six hundred thousand for first time this week
St. Louis reports the past week set a new attendance record, with 601,411 visitors, pushing the cumulative total to 6,258,988.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mob Lynches Edmund Bell Near Selma in Race Violence
In Selma Alabama Edmund Bell a Black man was seized from three constables by a mob of about 360 Black residents eight miles from Selma and died at a tree with his body riddled by bullets. The incident follows the assassination of Houston Scruggs another Black man Tuesday night.
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Selma
Ala
Edmund Bell
Bell
Houston Scruggs
Illinois to Represent at Fort Manassas Maneuvers
Springfield Aug 8 Gov Yates has detailed Col Walter Fieldhouse inspector general of the Illinois National Guard to represent Illinois at the military maneuvers at Fort Manassas starting around September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Yates
Walter Fieldhouse
The
Ilinois
Fort Manassas
Big New Coal Combine Formed in Pittsburg
A new coal combination totaling 20 000 dollars is forming in Pittsburg. It unites 28 independent companies with the aim to establish selling agencies and maintain prices. The plan outlines a 900 coal operation in process of formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Aug
Electric Storm Deluges Pueblo Area Causes Flooding
Pueblo and vicinity faced a severe electric and rain storm Sunday night with flooded streets. The event was described as one of the worst in years, disrupting travel and daily life in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo, Co
Pueblo
Indiana Democrats name Kerr for governor at state convention
Indianapolis August 4 delegates elected a Democratic ticket headed by John W. Kerr for governor with Warder W. Stevens as lieutenant governor and Edward J. Fogarty as secretary of state. The platform endorsed national party principles and pledged labor-friendly state policy. The convention also featured decorations honoring Parker and Bryan and adjourned after approving the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Alfonzo Green Smith
W. A. Cullop
Vincennes
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
Alton B. Parker
Henry G. Davis
Taggart
Tom Griffin
Judge Parker
Parker
Halcony
Turpie
Daniel Voorhees
John W. Hern
P. F. Shively
Thomas A. Hendricks
Judge Niblack
Bryan
Stevenson
Smith
Hearst
John W. Kerr
Warder W. Stevens
Salem
Edward J. Fogarty
David F. Allen
Frankfort
James R. Riggs
Sullivan
Joseph H. Shea
Seymour
Jesse D. Smith
Levi H. Scott
New Albany
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Frank E. Gavin
George E. Downey
Aurora
Supreme Court
Man arraigned on highway robbery admits joke defense
William Sanders confessed to the form of a hold up with piano salesman James Drake as the victim but claimed it was a joke. Sanders said Drake visits a West Terre Haute woman and the incident was meant to scare him. Drake paid $2, Sanders then sought a warrant, and the magistrate bound Sanders over to the grand jury on highway robbery charges.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Wiliam Sanders
James Drake
Drake
West Terre Haute
Sanders
Grand Jury
Stayed a Day Too Long Bathing Tragedy in South Bend
Miss Alte Webber of Noble county drowned after staying an extra day to attend a bathing party in South Bend Indiana. Her sister witnessed the accident as local authorities report the incident occurred during her extended visit. Ace Stewart signs with Terre Haute Central after leaving New Orleans. Perry S Heath sails for Europe after a summer visit in Noblesville.
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South Bend
Ind
Alte. Webber
Noble County
Terre Haute Central
Terre Haute
Ace Stewart
New Orleans
Southern Baseball League
Perry Heath
Europe
Noblesville
Perry S. Heath
R. Heath
Muncie
Mr. Heath
Evansville Central releases captain Berryhill
Evansville Indiana August 4 Captain Berryhill was released after the Evansville Central league baseball team returned on Wednesday Frank Cross was appointed manager of the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryhill
Evansville
Ind
Evansville Central
Berryhil
Frank Cross
Traveling agent missing in Indianapolis note hints at danger
A hotel note from H D Brunson a traveling agent for a western gold mining firm asks to bill C Butterfield in Los Angeles and to dispose of his belongings. A box of cartridges and a missing revolver spark alarm as telegrams to Mexico go unanswered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
H. D. Brunson
C. Butterfield
Los Angeles
Cal
Bryson Block
Brunson
Mexico
Objectionable Letter Leads to Arrest in Evansville
Miss Alice Thurman an 18 year old Boonville resident was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Johan on a charge of sending an objectionable letter to Albert Johnson a Boonville merchant who formerly dated Thurman She stated I told him enough when asked about the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Alice Thurman
Boonville
United States
Johan
Albert Johnson
Markiet Tian
Johnson
Miss Thurman
Marshal Johan
Panther on the streets thrills Idaville crowd
Idaville Indiana was shaken when a large panther escaped from a show and roamed the town. Residents fled to shelter as women and children hurried for safety, casting the scene into brief panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaville
Ind
107 Year-Old Ezra Campbell Dies in Scuffletown
Evansville news reports Ezra Campbell aged 107 dies at his home in Scuffletown Kentucky opposite Newburg Indiana. Campbell was the oldest Negro in Kentucky and served as a hostler in the War of 1812. He was born in Virginia in 1797.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Ezra Campbell
Scuffletown
Newburg
Kentucky
Virginia
Bond sale report from Mt. Vernon four-and-a-half percent road bonds
County Treasurer Morlock sold the 137,520 dollar four-and-a-half percent 20 year Black and Marrs township road bonds to W. R. Todd and Company of Cincinnati at a 500 dollar premium or 100 363 an income basis of 4.412 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Morlock
W. R. Todd & Co
Cincinnati
Haager declines Bedford murder case over engagements
Louisville official Col. Jacob Haager said on Friday his ongoing engagements prevent him from taking employment as a detective to investigate the Sarah C. Schafer murder case at Bedford Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Jacob Haager
Sarah C. Schafer
Bedford
Ind
Am erican automobile party reaches St Louis ahead of schedule
Arrived at South Bend Indiana August 5 the American automobile party from New York to St Louis reached the city Thursday afternoon from Toledo Ohio one day ahead of time due to a double van. Julius Grodesen aged 25 tuberculosis patient will attempt to walk to Colorado hoping the journey will restore his health sleeping outdoors each night.
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South Bend
Ind
American Automobile Party
New York
St. Louis
N Biguity
Toledo
Colorado
Richmond
Julius. Grodesen
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