Port Arthur Battle Reports Vanquish and Strife
Reports from Che Foo describe the August clashes around Port Arthur with the Japanese reported to have larger forces and key positions, including Pigeon Bay forts. The conflict centers on fortifications and coastal defenses as both sides sustain heavy casualties and strategic gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Foo
Port Arthur
Dano
Punks
Pigeon Bay
Line Tieshan
Petun Chang
Arthur
War Office
Rome
Treeas
Korga
Korsakovek
Sabtalen
Eimeria
Monadar
Shushi Yen
Louisa Bay
Figeon Bay
Japanese torpedo boat enters Shanghai harbor after chase
Shanghai reacts as a Japanese torpedo boat is spotted coming from the south. The Chauncey trails her while a Russian cruiser and other warships pad ashore. Chinese and foreign officials debate protection of residents as tension rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Ooclek
Woosung
Shatehai
Chauncey
Cosmopolitan Dock
Cp Oiser
Woosand
Taeatiad
Grugevel
Teoodnew
Evensmiar Etx
Ching
Russia
Rset
China
Cripple Creek Mob Deports Attorneys and Wrecks Store
A mob in Cripple Creek deported attorneys Eugene Ene Tes Frank Jobians and C. Cole plus twelve others on Saturday night. They ordered miners to halt work, looted and wrecked the Intermountain Mercantile Co. store, and hunted down prisoners as Sheriff Turson and officials sought to avert further action while Governor and Western Federation of Miners officials debated troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Cal
Eugene Ene- Tes
Frand Jobiangs
C. Cole
Mine Owners’ Association
Allaner
el Paso
Vin- Aicatar
Fingdles
Dar
Bott Gay
Nicht
Tisevess
Fedseration
Interinmountain
E State
Western Federation of Miners
Tellerectett
Craps Creek
Taghy Ty
Tursons
Fepooy
Pita
Charles No Crowder
Victor White
Intermountain Mercantile Co
Sheri
Edward Bell
Priuver
Moverara
Herwood
China Yields to Russian Demands Says Times Reporter
London August 22 The Times correspondent reports China has yielded to Russian demands and will grant compensation for the Ayreshiteln affair as well as degrade the local metal and the Chinese admiral.
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London
The
Times
China
Degrane
Jocal Motal
City Council Bans Trading Stamps With Heavy Fines
Precver Aug 22 The city council passed an ordinance making the use of trading stamps banished by fines of 100 to 300 dollars for each offender or a jail term of 30 to 80 days. The constitutionality of the act will be contested in the courts. Also a report from St Louis Aug 22 notes gowns valued at 500 dollars ruined by rains. Parisian gowns exhibited by French dressmakers damaged by heavy rainstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precver
Col
St. Louis
Russian Gunboat Sunk Off Laochi Promontory
A Russian Otvajini type gunboat struck a mine and sank off Laochi promontory the southern extremity of the Kwang Tung peninsula near Port Arthur at o'clock on Thursday night.
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Russia
Tokio
Laochi
Kwang Tung Peninsula
Port Arthur
Uncertain Front as Rain Worsens Japanese Stalemate
A week of unrelenting rain has washed out many roads and halted progress. The Japanese have not mounted a notable offensive, leaving the situation largely stagnant and dependent on weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieso Yang
Union Leaders Plan District Meeting Amid Strike Talk
Kreexsille Tenn 22 reports United Mine Workers of Amelia head to Italianapolis for a national executive meeting. They expect a possible district compromise and that a general strike will not occur on September 7. President Smyth seeks a one week extension for district workers as strike progress continues.
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Kreexsille Tenn
Ane
Jo Smyth
Af Pisperer
United Mine Workers of
Amelia
Sundar
Italianapolis
Exeutise Baared
Smith
Indian haters Milwaukee killer dies at 75 in Wisconsin
During his life he killed 18 Indians to avenge his wife murder and is said to have slain the murderer and 27 others since. George Salter known as a bitter Indian hater died Sunday in New Lisbon Wisconsin aged 75. His wife was murdered amid a nearby massacre and a company of cefiers stopped further killings.
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Milwaukee
Wis
New Lisbon
George Salter
Thredekins
Two Die and Three Injured in Nevada Dynamite Blast
At Minden Nevada a freight engine struck a pile of 15 cases of dynamite at the Missouri Pacific depot platform. Two killed and three injured, two possibly fatally, as the depot was demolished. St. Petersburg reports the Emperor issues ukase summoning reserve officers. Russian defeats increase haste to reinforce the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Minden
Missouri Pacific
St. Petersburg
Russia
Government Force Dislodged in Paraguayan Battle
Buenos Ayres reports an artillery engagement at San Jocomimo where revolutionists forced the government battery to yield and dislodge its guns. The clash marks a notable victory for the revolutionary forces against the Paraguayan army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
San Jocomimo
Democratic nominating ballot in Missouri Fourth district
Francis Wilson of Platte City was nominated for congressman by the Fourth district Democratic convention on the 1031st ballot after a deadlock that began July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Francis Wilson
Platte City
Gave Up the Attempt in Straits Swim
Dover August 22 S W Greasling the third swimmer in the Straits of Dover attempt gave up after an hour and a half due to extreme water cold. Memphis August 22 Actress Mise Adelaide Thurston leads a movement to erect a monument to Dan Emmett author of Dixie who died recently in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
S. W. Greasling
Straits of Dover
Emmett
Memphis
Tenn
Mise Adelaide Thurston
Dan Emmett
Dixie
Ohio
Fire at Nuttan Paint Plant Ruins Storage and Offices
A lightning sparked blaze at the Nuttan Paint and Varnish Co on Fifty-first Avenue and Moffatt Street in Chicaso causes major damage. Tanks of oil and varnish exploded endangering five firemen and a volunteer while the storage room and offices were destroyed. The rest of the plant suffered extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaso
Nuttan Paint & Varnish Co
Storm Wrecks Suburbs Causes Fires and Crop Damage
Severe wind and electrical storm hit Chicase on Sunday evening. It started several small fires and caused heavy rainfall that flooded basements and damaged property. Northwest of the city hundreds of acres of corn were beaten down by wind and rain, with much of it likely ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicase
Uany
Nexa
Attendance at the World’s Fair Tops Six Hundred Thousand
The past week at the World’s Fair drew 641 083 admissions, with the preceding week nearly equal. Attendance figures reflect strong visitor turnout during the event’s late summer period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sto Lenis
UMWA VP Reports No Anthracite Strike Proceeding
National vice president T Lewis of the United Mine Workers of America received a telegram from the conciliation board in New York stating there will be no strike in the anthracite field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Wo Val
T. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
New York
Five Hundred Retali Kosher Butchers Vote To Halt Beef Purchases
In New York on August 22 a local union branch passed a unanimous vote to stop buying beef for one week. Other branches planned meetings to weigh similar action amid the union drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Retali Kosher Butchers’ Union
Building Trades Association Rejects Open Shop Plan
The Building Trades Employers' association in New York Aust. 22 announces it will not declare the open shop on Monday. Instead it will proceed to adopt a plan to deal with unions individually or with individual members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aus
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Man shoots self after warning his wife in Bluffs incident
In Council Bluffs, Iowa Aug 22 John Cogan aimed a pistol at his forehead to threaten his wife. The gun misfired a loaded revolver killed him as he pulled the trigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bliffs
John Cogan
Kosher Killers Protest by Local Union Committee
A New York union committee confronted Kosher killers at work Sunday to protest killings for the trust and push them to abandon the slaughterhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union of
Kosher
Labor federation seeks police aid for stockyard strikers
Chicago August meeting of the Chicago Federation of Labor decided to ask the general police for aid for the men now on strike in the stockyards. The move follows ongoing labor action as workers protest conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii
Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
General Police
Strine
Storm In St Louis Kills One and Wrecks Part of City
A terrible thunderstorm struck St Louis on Friday night with 32 mph winds and 0.47 inches of rain in ten minutes. A plaza band stand burned after a lightning strike, a North St Louis tornado killed one and injured several, and the Niedringhaus mill suffered extensive damage with six workers hurt.
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St. Louis
Weather Bureau
Festival Hall
Exposition
America
Plaza
Neitning
North St. Lends
Broadway
A. Albrecht
Palm Streets
Niedringhaus
Joe
City Hospital
Venice
North St. Louis
Flash Light Power Tragedy Hits Chicago Home
George L Englis, an amateur chemist, died after an explosion while making photographic flash powder in his basement. His wife was severely injured and their newly built home, costing about 12000 dollars, was destroyed as doors and roof were blown off. The blast was heard a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George L. Englis
Pacific mail steamer Siberia brings Army gold and milk cargo
The Siberia arrived from the Orient with a manifest showing 402000 dollars in raw milk and 959000 dollars in coins stored in the treasure tank. The coins are Japanese and intended for army supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Siberia
Ohent
Japan
Anniversary gathering marks Barbra Heck founder of Methodism
The 160th death anniversary of Barbara Heck, founder of Methodism in America, is being commemorated by a gathering of Methodists from the United States and Canada in Ogdensburg New York on August 206.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Barbara Heck
America
United States
Canada
Emperor's Heir Congratulated by Grand Duke Boris
Grand Duke Boris travels to St Petersburg bearing a letter from General Kuropatkin and his army congratulating the emperor on the birth of an heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Boris
Far East
Kuropatkin
Three Highway Robbers Garroted in Havana
The supreme court confirmed the death sentence for three Black men convicted of highway robbery and murder at Guara. They were garroted Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Supreme Court
Guara
No Right to Lodge Workmen in Stockyards Buildings
Chicago officials say packing house firms have no legal right to lodge workmen in stockyards buildings. The opinion will be sent to the police department. Three Men Injured in St Louis with Mortar Projectile. A 19 pound steel projectile fired from a mortar exploded during a United States naval safety exhibit and struck three men.
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Chicago
Tolman
Police de Department
St. Louis
Nfe Safing Corps Fri- Sey
Minneapolis St Paul Tornado Destruction Tops Millions
A major tornado struck the Twin Cities near Fort Snelling on Saturday night causing extensive damage to homes, businesses, and utilities. In St Paul damage reached about 1 million and Minneapolis faced substantial losses with widespread glass, collapse of structures, and halted streetcar service.
Knights of Pythias Elect Officers and Plan Encampment
The Knights of Pythias Supreme Lodge elected two year officers led by Supreme Chancellor Charles E. Shively of Richmond Indiana and set a biennial encampment for New Orleans in September. Changes to uniforms for the Pythian Army were adopted with Rathbone Sisters ending the insurance feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Charles E. Shively
Richmond
Ind
Charles A. Barnes
Jacksonville
Farnsworth
Salt Lake
Utah
R. L. C. White
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas T. Mears
Wilmington
N. C
Curus W. Hall
Charleston
W. Valso
J. T. Hareord
Winniper
Man
J. W. Theampson
Washington
D. C
Board of Control
C. FE. S. Neal
Chicago
J. R. Carnahan
Indianapolis
Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pethians
New Orleans
Supreme Fatee
United States Army
Supreme Assembly
Rathbone Sisters
Knights of Pythies
Lydia A. Monroe
Riverside
Cal
Anna M. Young
Zanesville
Nellie
Merriam
Muscogee
J. T. Catton
Texas
Josie Nelson
Union City
Ocea Bassford
Lancaster
Mich
Clara
Tornado Ravages Michigan Townships Cause Fatalities and Devastation
A tornado struck Rich Valley and Here townships on Saturday night around 6 oclock killing four people and destroying thousands of acres of grain as well as barns houses and sheds. The storm covered many counties with a ten mile by one mile washout. Hail and heavy rain followed for over an hour while corn was stripped and grain stacks scattered across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glencoe
Miebh
Ang
Rich Valley
Storm Destructive Wind Hits Stillwater Area
The terrible wind storm that caused havoc in St. Paul and Minneapolis also hit Stillwater and vicinity. Estimated damage along the St. Croix river ranges from 75 000 to 100 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Minn
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Croix River
Rains Help Douse Northern Montana Forest Fires
Kalispell Montana August 22 a heavy rain the first of any consequence since June has aided materially in extinguishing the forest fires that have raged across Northern Montana over the past ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Mont
Montana
Connecticut Battleship to be Launched at New York Yard
Naval experts call Connecticut the top type of battleship and she will be launched at the New York navy yard on September 29. She is one of six great battleships now under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
New York
New York Navy Yard
Besiegers Reinforced at Port Arthur by Oku Troops
Information from Port Arthur up to August 19 reports 30 regiments from Gen. Oku's army reinforcing the besiegers. Heavy firing was heard August 29 amid ongoing siege operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Foo
Port Arthur
Oku
Acclamation Elects Gen Blackmar G A R Commander-In-Chief
Gen Wilson W Blackmar of Boston was elected by acclamation as commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the national encampment closing session in Boston with Denver chosen as site for the next gathering. Other officers include John R King and George W Patten with Branenord and Gilman among appointees. Mrs Mary P Hager of Chicago elected national president of the Ladies of the G A R.
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Boston
Wilson W. Blackmar
Grand Army of the Republic
Denver
Col
John R. King
Washington
D. C
Vicce
George W. Patten
Chattanooga
Tenn
Generel
Warren RR. King
Indianapolis
Chayglain
J. P. Branenord
Binekmar
Jos. E. Gilman
Massachusetts
Charles Bur
New Jersey
J. Henry Holcomb
Pennsylvania
Ess Gant Adjutant General
F. B. Stillines
Sons of Veterans
D. W. Geld
Chelsea
Union Veterans’ Union
Association of Arms Nurses of
Fannie Y T. Hezen
Cambridge
Mass
Department of Massachusetts
Mrs Ella Craft Re-elected President of Women’s Veterans Relief
In Chelsea on Thursday the Women’s Veterans Relief union re elected Ella Craft of Rochester New York as president and elected Mary A Blodgett of Chilton Iowa as senior vice president in the session.
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Boston
Ella Craft
Rochester
N. Y
Women’s Veterans’ Relief Union
Chelsea
Mary A. Blodgett
Chilton
Notable Maryland Lawyer Shot by Highwaymen Near Elkton
Baltimore August 20 Albert Constable a prominent Maryland lawyer was waylaid and shot by highwaymen near Elkton. He was taken to a hospital in Baltimore with wounds feared fatal.
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Baltimore
Albert Constable
Maryland
Elkton
Flour Exports to China From San Francisco
The Occidental and Oriental Steamship Dock sailed for the Orient with a 4506 ton cargo that includes 2009 tons of flour and 150 tons of pig lead plus goods for several Chinese ports.
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China
San Francisco
Dork
Fort Totten land registration swells crowds
Homeseekers register in Grand Forks North Dakota on August 19 as trains from the east bring settlers. Eight hundred and fifty nine registered in Grand Forks and sixty four at Devil's Lake for Fort Totten lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeseekers Register
Grand Forks
N. D
Fort Totten Lands
Devil's. Lake
Indiana crime trends show gender shift and prison population changes
State Statistician B F Johnson report indicates crime decreasing among Indiana males and rising among females. Prison populations shift with declines at boys institutions and growth at girls and women's facilities. In 1903 county jails held 29 260 prisoners. Vigo leads with 2 568, Marion 2 520.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
B. F. Johnson
Indiana
State Reformatory
Plainfield School For Boys
Woman's Prison
Vigo
Marion County
Crossing riot in Hammond as workers clash with police
In Hammond Indiana on Friday a clash erupted when the South Chicago Street Railroad gang tried to lay a crossing over Michigan Central tracks. Speed Officer Barney Dolan and Chief of Police Cox were assaulted as police and rioters fought. the full Hammond force arrested, and Albert Nelson was hospitalized. The crossing was said to be installed Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
South Chicago Street Railroad Co
Michigan Central Railroad
Barney Dolan
Michigan Central
Cox
Albert Nelson
Punish Corn Stealers in Elwood by Water Tank Warnings
Farmers near Elwood have adopted a harsh method to deter corn thieves. Park Starker with Tom Hughes and Silas Myrely ducked a thief in a water tank several times then whipped him with switches before turning him loose. The thief fled after the rough treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Elwood
Park Starker
Thomshughes
Silas Myrely
First Chinese Child Born in Indiana Bitten
Newcastle Indiana reports the first Chinese baby born in the state Edith Long Chong infant daughter of Long Chong was severely injured by a rat Wednesday night the rodent gnawed her toes and bit a hole in the foot risking blood poisoning authorities said she will recover if no infection develops
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Ind
Edith Long Chong
Long Chong
Indiana
Cogeswell Moves Toward Harrisburg After Fine Refusal
Pitcher Charles Cogeswell of the South Bend Central league team notified club directors that unless a $25 fine is remitted he would jump to the Harrisburg Pennsylvania independent team. The directors refused to remit, and Cogeswell left Friday night for Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogeswell
Harrisburg
South Bend
Ind
Charles Cogeswell
Reconciliation Follows Sermon Influence in Marion
In Marion Indiana Emma Brady wrote to her estranged husband after hearing a sermon two weeks earlier by Rev W R Hennett at the Christian Temple. Her note led to a Thursday reunion and the couple's reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Christian Temple
W. R. Hennett
Emma Brady
Steer Dies in Peculiar Smothering Incident near Tipton
In Tipton Indiana on August 22 a steer valued at 1000 dollars owned by Lee Beatty, a prominent stock farmer, suffocated after its nose became caught in a gallon molasses bucket with a inward flange. The bucket clamped the animal’s nostrils, ending its life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Ind
Lee Beatty
Indianapolis Youth Feigns Death to Suicide Attempt
Frank Edmundson an 18 year old homeless man east of Indianapolis attempted suicide by shooting himself in the head then walked to the city dispensary for treatment. He calmly told doctors that a 22 caliber bullet lay near his temple and later changed his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Edmundson
Papers Found From Elkhart Theft In South Bend Dig
In South Bend on August 22 Edward Cohn and a companion uncovered papers and notes worth several thousand dollars while digging for bait. The items were stolen from the Elkhart office of Tullas J. Woodward by safe blowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Edward Cohn
Tullas J. Woodward
Elkhart
Blakey Declines Democratic Congressional Nomination
Evansville Indiana August 22 Captain William M Blakey of this city says he will not accept the Democratic nomination for congress after being endorsed by the county Democrats on Saturday. The statement upside the expected candidacy and clears the field of this potential contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
William M. Blakey
Congress
Flatrock County Girls Baseball Team Routs Married Women
In Shelbyville Indiana on August 20 a Flatrock Shelby County girls team aged 16 to 22 defeated a team of married women. The young players expect to complete the season with remaining games on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Flatrock
Shelby County
Double Tragedy Rocks Sullivan Band Concert Scene
In Sullivan Indiana on a Friday night Brinton Creager shot and killed his wife in the public square during a band concert and then fatally shot himself. The deadly incident stems from domestic trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Brinton Creager
Three Die in Car Train Collision Near Ohio State Line
A car with four youths returning from a dance was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train. Charles S. Sherer and John Moore aged 32, and Miss Mamie Hall 26 were killed instantly. Miss Bertha Hill was seriously hurt and left unconscious. The wreck occurred Friday night near the Ohio line and the victims were taken to New Paris then Richmond. It is believed rain curtains may have obscured the driver’s view of the oncoming train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Ohio State Line
Pennsylvania
Charles S. Sherer
John Moore
Mamie Hall
Bertha Hill
New Paris
Berthall
Pennsylvanina Train Narrowly Escapes Disaster at Richmond
Richmond Aug 19 Pennsylvanial train No 26 traveling from St Louis to New York narrowly escaped disaster entering the west end yards on a curve colliding with a rear freight train at Sixth street crossing. Three freight cars were telescoped and the passenger locomotive damaged without injuries to passengers. A past week Nos 20 wrecks with few injuries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Tad
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
New York
West End
Sixth Street
Noone
Indianapols
Canning Season Nears as Tomato Crop Flourishes
Newcastlle Ind Aug 14 factories are preparing for the opening of the canning season in about two weeks. Harsh weather hurt corn but brought a huge tomato crop and the season promises the best yield in eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastlle
Ind
Central league president contests Marion forfeit
Terre Haute Ind Aug 13 President Bement of the Central league informs President Smith of the local baseball association that Mondays Marion game forfeiture to Marion by Tispire Merryran was invalid The delay was unavoidable and umpire Kane who would have umpired was on the train with the Verre Houre players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Tleute
Ind
Bement
Central League
Smith
Baseball Association
Marion
Tispire Merry- Iran
Merryran
Kane
Petersboro Man Firearms Incident Leaves Suspect Wounded
Petersboro Indiana reports an early Sunday incident when Thir low Grimon, detained on a seduction charge, was shot by Constable William France. The bullet struck the right side and exited below the heart, and the man is expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersboro
Ind
Thirlow Grimon
William France
Two Victims of Man's Wrath In Lowensport, Ind
In Lowensport Indiana on August 22 a man attacked his wife and her sister in law with a pistol and bludgeoned them. Both women were badly hurt and in critical condition. The assailant Whiting was placed under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowensport
Ind
Whiting
Shooting at South Bend Dance Leads to Four Arrests
South Bend Indiana police say Harry Woluimaaz aged 25 was shot at an early Sunday morning dance and face possible death. Four arrests have been readied but guilt remains uncertain as investigators trace the disturbance to the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Harry Woluimaaz
Village assault over family neglect charge in Martinsville
In Martinsville Indiana on August 22 a mob dragged and whipped Wood Turk 23 from his East Washington Street home using buggy whips. Turk who is married with a child is charged with neglecting his family and faces local justice actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Ind
Whitecaps
Wood Turk
East Washington Street
Turk
Aerolite Fall Lands Near Miller Porch in Inglefield
An aerolite fell Sunday afternoon in Inglefield near the front porch of merchant W. D. Miller. The cubic stone measured about two inches by one inch and narrowly missed Mrs. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evarsville
Ind
Inglefield
W. D. Miller
Picnic quarrel ends with serious facial injury in Logansport
In Logansport Indiana on August 22 Grover Harold cut off Tate Wingus nose during a Sunday night return from a picnic. The injuries may prove fatal and the motive cited is a quarrel over a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Grover Harold
Tate Wingus
Clark Arrested in Fort Wayne Fraud Case
Fort Wayne Indiana August 22 1923 authorities report W C Clark traveling for Fisher Electric Co was arrested on charges of forgery linked to the theft of six blank money orders totaling 30000 from American Express Co previously at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
American Express Co
Indianapolis
W. C. Clark
Fisher Electric Co
Mayor to Adopt Baby Left at Richmond Home
Richmond Ind August 22 1930 Mayor W W Zimmerman will adopt a ten day old baby boy left at his residence Saturday night others offered to care for the child but were refused by the mayor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Richmond
Ind
W. W. Zimmerman
Man Ended His Life After Failed Murder Attempt
Indianapolis man Henry J. Foxhall, 1708 Yandes Street, after an attempted murder of his wife and 11 year old daughter Edith, shot himself in the woodshed and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Edith
Henry J. Foxhall
Yandes Street
Wrong Man Was Killed In Toogootee Shooting
Aug 20 Toogootee Indiana John P Davis a saloonkeeper shot at Martin Patterson but the bullet hit and killed John Denigan He died 15 minutes after the shot Denigan was single
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toogootee
Ind
John P. Davis
Martin Patterson
John Denigan
Denigan
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