Grand Army of the Republic selects Boston for encampment
San Francisco reports Gen John C Black elected Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic and the 1964 encampment set for Boston. Officers named include Col Mason Keene Col Harry Keesler and George Harmon with other national society leaders elected. A pension bill for veterans 62+ is advocated and flag respect measures pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
John C. Black
Witneis
C. Mason Keene
California
Harry Keesler
Montana
George A. Harmon
Ohio
Minfield Scott
Arizona
Congress
Woman's Relief Corps
Sarah Winans
Ursula M. Mattison
Washington
National Association of Army Nurses of the
James Smith
Mra
Stewart
Gettysburg
Mary BE. Lacy
New Jersey
Mary F. Fox
E. L. Chapman
Iinos
Grand Army of the ‘Republic
Kessler
Philippines
Roosevelt
Adjutant General
Fort Shermen
Idsho
Florida
PL HE Coney
Topeka
Kan
Nel Ren A S Miles
Massachusetts Infantry
Manassas
Appomattox
Black
John B. Gordon
Council of Administration
Hatpin Attack Stuns Montana Stockman in Kalamazoo
F B McArthur of Saco Montana, a stockman, was fatally stabbed in the stomach with a hatpin by a woman in Kalamazoo Michigan on Friday. The assailant believed he brushed a feather from her face during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
F. B. McArthur
Saco, Mont
John Elster Dies in New York at 82
John Elster veteran actor and theatrical manager died at his home in New York City from heart disease aged 82. He was father of actress Efe Elister. The death occurred early Friday according to city records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John ‘Elister
Efe Elister
The First Hawk of Silk Exhibit at Wilson Desk
Fragmentary note describes an exhibit titled The First Hawk of Silk linked to Wilson with a desk display. Dates, places, and full details are unreadable but the reference suggests a historical or literary artifact on display at a Washington venue.
Chauffeur Arrested After Mayor Fleischmann Trip Near Catskills
Kingston Aug 22 Judge Allen B Parker and County Judge John Van Etten caused the arrest of Joseph H Bridges chauffeur for Mayor Julius Fleischmann of Cincinnati. Bridges sped a 40 mph past Parker's carriage on Broadway frightening the team and a liverman helped prevent a runaway. Fleischmann settled damages for 250 dollars and Bridges was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Alen B. Parker
John. van Etten
Joseph H. Bridges
Julius Fleischmann
Cincintrath
Fleischmann
Catskills
Fieischmann
Bridges
Judge Parker
Broadway
van Etten
Liverman
Kingston Electric Co
Henry Ackerman
Joseph Wilshire
Cincinnati
Charles J. Chisty
Rioting at Port Vue mill as strikers clash with workers
In McKeesport Pennsylvania on August 22 a street riot broke out near the Port Vuetin plate mill where a three month old strike remains unsettled. Women armed with brooms joined the melee and several men were beaten though no injuries were reported. Two boarding house keepers for non unionists were chased by the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Tta Street
Port Vuetin Plate Mill
Lovus Cowlfery
Secretary of War Root sails for Liverpool
Secretary of War Elihu Root departed New York aboard the Celtic to join Senator Lodge and former Senator Turner as U S representatives on the Alaskan boundary dispute. He indicated plans to leave the cabinet around the middle of winter and would not actively engage in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elihu Root
Liverpool
England
Lodge
Turner
Washington
United States
BO Hens
From One Crop a Big Fortune For NC Farmer
Norfalk Virginia Aug 22 A North Carolina farmer near the Virginia line says his one crop will yield as much as the president earns in a year. T L Emery reports the corn crop is finest in the area and cotton and peanut crops are full. He estimates the season's gross to reach 50600 and may surpass it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfalk
T. L. Emery
North Carolina
Virginia Line
United States
Cotton Mill Situation Shows Improvement Next Week
Fell River Massachusetts reports a coming recovery with 2300 more operatives, $17006 in wages, and 26000 more pieces of cloth. Spindles will rise to 6354 from 20000 as several mills resume manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fell River
Mass
John Q Thompson Dead Washington Chronicle Editor Dies
John Thompson aged 64 editor of the Washington Chronicle weekly publication died Friday in Washington. Native of Indiana he was a well known political writer and traveling correspondent who wrote for the Chicago Times New York Tribune Cincinnati Commercial and other papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John @ Thompson
Washington Chronicle
Indiana
Chicago Times
New York Tribune
Cincinnati Commercial
Increased Demand For Pig Iron in Mahoning Shenango Valleys
A leading pig iron maker predicts within 30 days nearly all blast furnaces in the Mahoning and Shenango valleys will be operating as demand for pig iron grows. The remark came from Sharon Pennsylvania on August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Mahoning
Shenango Valleys
Police Break Up Textile Worker Meetings in Crimmitzchau
About 7,500 textile workers in Crimmitzchau Aug 22 protested for shorter hours. Police dispersed four meetings after non-resident officials of the textile workers union spoke to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimmitzchau
Saxons
Textile Workers” Union
Desperado Traces Linked to Harvey Logan Reported
A dispatch reports traces of the Montana desperado Harvey Logan, also called Kia Corry, found at Great Falls after his Tennessee jail escape, indicating ongoing pursuit and mounting evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Logan
Butte
Mont
Kia Corry
Montana
Desperado
Tennessee
Great’ Falls
Salisbury Dead Ends Victorian Era Diplomats Greatest Englishman
Lord Salisbury dies at Hatfield aged with illness from internal paralysis after wife’s death in 1899. Tributes pour in as Britain marks the passing of a premier statesman and diplomat of Victoria’s era. King Edward and others send condolences. funeral planned for week’s end to allow Lord Edward Cecil’s return.
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Edward
London
Lord Salisbury
Britain
Marquis of Salisbury
Victroia
Marienbad
Queen Victoria
Hatfield House
Alexandra
Portugal
Exander
United Kingdom
Hatfield
Premier Balfour
Earl and Countess of
Selbornes
Marquis
William Cecil
Saul
Edward Cecil
Chicago Restaurant Strike Looms Over City
The Waiters' union plans a dawn strike Monday affecting about 150 Chicago restaurants. Union officials say 1000s of employees will be idle, while the Chicago Restaurant Keepers' association insists the move violates signed agreements and vows to keep eateries open with non union help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Restaurant Keepers’ Association
Waiters’ Union
Pennsylvania Armored Cruiser Launched at Cramp Yard
The giant cruiser Pennsylvania was launched at the William Cramp Ship and Engine Building Co. yards on Saturday in Philadelphia. Hiss Coral Quay, daughter of Senator Quay, served as the ship’s sponsor during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
William Cramp Ship and Engine Building Co
Hiss Coral Quay
Senator Quay
Gen Chaffee Arrives in Portland for War Maneuvers
Maj. Gen. Chaffee arrives in Portland to command the army's war maneuvers this week. He is accompanied by Gen. Barry Capt. Harper and Capt. Hamilton, arriving Sunday at the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffee
Portland
Keee
Barry
Harper
Hanmilton
Villages Burned in Adrianople Fighting Favor Rebels
Reports from Sofia dated August 24 say fighting near Adrianople favors the insurgents with many villages burned and inhabitants fleeing to the Bulgarian frontier. Insurgents claim victories over Turkish detachments at Stolovo and near Ornovoro, with thousands of houses destroyed in Monastir vilayet and refugees in streets. A Turkish court at Monastir will try captured insurgents, composing a mixed panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buch
Rakovo
Vilayet
Monastir
Fight Planned Against Higher Assessments for AOUW Members
Buffalo, August 24. A vigorous effort will be made to oppose proposed assessment increases on Ancient Order of United Workmen members. A protest committee will report at a mass meeting September 1, and has asked the National Fraternal Congress in Milwaukee August 25 to urge rescission with supreme officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Order of United Workmen
National Fraternal Congress
Milwaukee
Workmen
Black Sea Squadron Recalled After Ottoman Demands
The Russian Black Sea squadron, sent to Turkish waters after the Rostkowski assassination, has been recalled to Sevastopol following a notification from the Porte that the sultan ordered all Russian demands complied with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastopol
Se. Petersburg
Black Sea
Rostkowski
Reussian
Asfonastir
Porte
Special Train Wreck Near Gulf Bridge In New York
A New York Central special train carrying New York city newspapers derailed at Gulf bridge in Little Falls on August 24. Engineer Robert Lilly and Fireman Peter Conley of Albany were killed. Other World and Sun Rochester News Co. and American and Journal employees were severely injured while conductor Erhard and several crew members were lightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Falls
N. Y
New York Central
New York City
Gulf Bridge
Robert Lilly
Peter Conley
Albany
The
World and Sun
Rochester News Co
American and Journal
Erhard
Wreck of Circus Train Kills One and Injures Many
A circus train wreck near Brunswick Missouri on August 24 left one man dead from scalding and six ponies killed. Escaping steam severely burned four others and scalded five men asleep in bunks above the ponies. The locomotive and a car carrying the workers and ponies were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Union backs Marine Machinists in wage strike
New York reporters say after a stormy Central Federal union session on Sunday the group voted to stand by the Marine Machinists union in their wage increase strike. A sympathetic strike tying up all New York City area shipyards may be ordered this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Federal Union
Marine Machinists' Union
Settlement Made For Hanna Mine Disaster Victims
The Union Pacific Co. settles with the estates of 41 miners killed in the Hanna mine explosion on June 30 at Rawlins Wyoming. Each widow receives 800, each child 50, and each single man 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Wyo
Union Pacific Co
Hanna
Treasury Balances in General Fund and Gold Reserves
Washington reports Aug 24 treasury balance figures. Available cash balance amounts to $228,202,903 excluding the $150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption. Gold holdings total $101,156,226.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Division of Redemption
Dole Says Government Will Try to Float 2 Million Loan
Governor Dole and territorial officers plan to float a 2 million dollar loan authorized by the last legislature. They expect local banks to absorb the entire issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Tes
Pleasure Boat Sinks Amid Panic and Rescue Efforts
In Indianapolis the pleasure steamer Indiana sank in Fairview Park canal as panic spread with men trying to throw women and children overboard. About fifty aboard. two witnesses say a woman and baby drowned. Skiffs aided rescue. searches continue for more bodies. Nearby McKeesport boat Annie Roberts carrying 1500 passengers also sank but without fatalities.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Indianapolis Water Co
Fairview Park
J. N. Oliphant
P. E. Betts
Anderson, Ind
Broad Ripple Park
Bates
McKeesport
Annie Roberts
Market Street
Order of Hibernians No. 7
Pittsburg
Eruption Near Naples Sends Lava Toward Pompeii
In a fresh eruption near Naples, rocks were thrown to 600 feet above the crater and a mild earthquake shook the area. Lava resumed flowing toward Pompeii at a slow pace as the eruption waned by Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Pompeii
Ottawa Aims At Curbing Great Lakes Illegal Fishing
The Department of Marine and Fisheries in Ottawa says it will end illegal fishing on the Great Lakes without heavy-handed force. Officials dismiss seven pounder claims tied to the Petrel Silver Spray incident, believing lawful action can avoid international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Great Lakes
Canadian Expedition Sails to Study Hudson Bay
Halifax reports a Dominion government expedition departed Sunday aboard the Neptune from Halifax to Hudson Bay. The mission aims to prevent disputes over the Alaska boundary and observe climate geology and natural resources of northern Canada while assessing alleged American poaching in the great sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Canada
Dominion
Neptune
Hudson Bay
Remarkable case in Creston ends in death
In Creston Iowa a seven year old girl, daughter of railroad conductor John Ponte, died after being sick ten days. Doctors diagnosed dysentery but an autopsy found she had swallowed peas whole and they sprouted and grew inside her stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
John Ponte
Zionist Congress Opens in Basel Under President Herset
The sixth Zionist congress opened in Basel Switzerland on August 24 with Dr Theodore Herset of Vienna presiding. About five hundred delegates attended from around the world including the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basel
Switzerland
Soday
Theodore Herset
Vienna
United States
Canada
Garibaldi's Eldest Son Dies in Rome
Rome reports the death of Menotti Garibaldi, eldest son of the Italian patriot. He had suffered a liver ailment complicated by malaria. The death leaves the Garibaldi family in mourning in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garibaldi
Rome
Menottie Garibaldi
Fuouerat
Reliance Defeats Shamrock in Hesitant Cup Race
A large New York crowd watched Reliance outpace Shamrock III in a 15 mile beat to windward off Sandy Hook. Rain and shifting winds kept the race from completion and the regatta committee stopped the match early, postponing the first leg to Saturday. Shamrock III had earlier been edged by Reliance by nine minutes in a separate run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sandy Hook
America
Thomas Lipton
Magland
Windward
Reliance
Rock NE
Shamrock
Regatta Committee
Leeward
Wife of a Destitute Striker
In Philadelphia two children, Clara and Bertha Reder, died from inhaling illuminating gas. Their mother and two other children are in dangerous condition. Mrs. Reder admitted attempting to murder her children and commit suicide. She said her husband, a textile striker, was penniless and the family faced hunger and eviction from their home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Clara
Bertha Reder
Massachusetts Reaches New York for Repairs After Coastal Damage
The United States battleship Massachusetts arrived in New York harbor Sunday night, after heavy damage from striking a rock ledge off the Maine coast during fog on August 12. She was escorted by Indiana and the tug Potomac and will enter dry dock at the New York navy yard in Brooklyn for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Massachusetts
Maine
New York Harbor
Indiana
Potomac
New York Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Convict Joseph Murphy Recaptured Near Reno After Escape
Joseph Murphy, an escaped prisoner from Folsom, was captured in Reno on Sunday night. Companion Frank Miller fled into willows after shots were fired. a large posse pursues Miller and his capture is anticipated soon.
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Reno
Nev
Joseph Murphy
Folsom
Frank Miller
Murphy
Miller
Charles Carroll Bonney Dies in Chicago
Charles Carroll Bonney former president of the World's Congresses at the Columbian exposition died in Chicago Sunday after a three year illness from paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carroll Bonney
Chicago
Fire destroys Santa Fe roundhouse and shops in Beaumont
Beaumont Texas August 24 The roundhouse and machine shops of the Santa Fe railroad were burned Sunday night Five engines and $20000 worth of machinery were totally destroyed with losses estimated at $100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Tex
Santa Fe_railroad
Explosion at Ontario Powder Co Packing House Kills Three in Tweed
August reports a blast at the Ontario Powder Co packing house in Tweed, Ontario, killing three men. The explosion shattered plate glass windows and caused extensive damage to Fed buildings in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario Powder Co
Tweed, Gat
Two Indiana Men Fight Large Hereford Bull
Curtis Fix and Robert Tomlinson of Boggs Town, Indiana, were thrown from a buggy when a large Hereford owned by Tomlinson charged their vehicle. The horse ran away, the buggy was destroyed, and both men sustained severe bruises after a desperate struggle with the enraged animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Curtis Fix
Robert Tomlinson
Boggstown
Tomlinson
Fix
Couple to wed despite father’s early arrival in Kokomo
Lawrence Robey and Nellie Harrison, both of Plain City, travel to Kokomo for marriage after obtaining a license. Father J. S. Harrison confronts them at the hotel but delays the ceremony only briefly. Rev. C. W. Choate presides as the couple ties the knot amid family blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Lawrence Robey
Nellie Harrison
Plain City
J. S. Harrison
Rev
C. W. Choate
The
Congregational Church
Indiana Board Moves Against Christian Scientists
The Indiana State Board of Medical Registration filed affidavits charging Anna B. Dorland and Laura Funk with practicing medicine without a license. Indicted earlier, they were released on a technicality and await grand jury action next week. The Christian Scientists are expected to receive broad support for their defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Medical Registration
Christian Science
Anna B. Dorland
Laura Funk
Sajuty
Cheli Cage
Will
Indiana
Wife, Not Husband, Declared Crazy in Insanity Suit
Indianapolis August 20 after two hours with George Topfstadt and wife an insanity commission adjourned to think it over. Topfstadt sought to have his wife declared insane but she turned the tables by bringing witnesses who did not appear while she had a dozen in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
George Topfstadt
Topfstadt
Fie
Falling Stone Crashes at Fort Wayne High School
Fort Wayne Indiana August 21 Fifty lineal feet of stone cornice toppled from the new high school as three men cleaned the exterior wall atop a swing scaffold. Clyde Cruse age 19 was buried beneath heavy stone and killed. Harry Cruse age 25 and Harvey Bishop were injured with serious bruises and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Clyde Cruse
Harry Cruse
Jegt
Harvey Bishop
Indiana Woman to Be Dismissed Over Conduct Claims
Washington August 22 Miss Ina Liebhart of Richmond Indiana a clerk in the rural mail department is to be discharged She is visiting relatives in Wayne county Indiana Formerly confidential clerk to A W Machen she should have reported Machens official misconduct
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Washington
Ina Liebhart
Richmond
Ind
Wayne County
A. W. Machen
Macnen
Evansville Increases Saloon License to 250
Evansville Indiana mayor Charles G Covert signed an ordinance raising the saloon license from 75 to 250 dollars on Friday afternoon. The measure affects nearly 300 saloonkeepers and follows a recent riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Chas. G. Covert
Bates & Bro. of Liberty Enter Voluntary Bankruptcy
In Liberty Indiana on August twenty first M E Bates and Company clothing and gents furnishing goods dealers have filed for voluntary bankruptcy due to poor collections. The total indebtedness is eighteen thousand five hundred eighty one dollars with about half owed to local creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Ind
M. E. Bates & Bro
Death of Bloomington Captain E M Drake at lumber camp
Capt E M Drake aged 65 of Smithville was found dead in his lumber camp cabin in Bloomington Indiana on August 21 from heart disease. He was a well known citizen and a veteran soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
E. M. Drake
Smithville
Gud
Body of C. M. Fitts Found In Wabash River Near Lafayette
Lafayette Ind Aug 21 the body of C M Fitts a Washington Do H O salesman for an Indianapolis firm was found on the bank of the Wabash River with feet in the water He had arrived in Lafayette last Friday and hired a boat to float downstream stopping at a resort where he left his cuffs stating it was a farewell trip A boat with several empty bottles was found further down and a bottle partly filled with liquor which is believed to contain poison was found beside him Aug 22 police think foul play occurred and note a struggle near the bank the boat had been found empty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
C. M. Fitts
Washington
GC. H. O
Indianapolis
Wabash
Fitts
C. M. Fritz
A Strange Battle In Atlanta Bull Attacks Horse
While Frank La Feher Benedict Neal and John Campbell rode home in a delivery wagon they met farmers driving to Atlanta with a bull. The bull struck the horse tearing it from the rails. Neal struck the bull with a hammer until it ceased resisting and the harness was cut away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ind
Frank la Feher
Benedict Neal
John Campbell
Hemenway Says He Will Be Next House Appropriations Chairman
Evansville Ind Aug 22 Congressman Hemenway in a Friday interview stated he will be the next chairman of the house appropriations committee. He recently returned from a trip east where he spent time with Congressman Cannon who is expected to be the next speaker of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Hemenway
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
House
Wabash Bridge and Iron Co. Assigns for Creditors
The Wabash Bridge and Iron Co. of Wabash Ind assigned for the benefit of creditors. Liabilities estimated at 200000 dollars and assets 100000 dollars, with four fifths of liabilities held by banks in Chicago. Major creditors spread across New York Indianapolis Cincinnati Cleveland and several Indiana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Wabash Bridge and Iron Co
Chicago
New York
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Marion
Anderson
Muncie
Peru
Juogansport
Delphi
Bluffton, Ind
Peoria, Vh
Monticelli, Ind
Identified Brother Killed by Train in Peru
A Peru train accident left an umbrella mender dead with no identification. Inquiry led to identification as Frank Lundgren from Michigan City, confirming the victim as his brother Fred Louis Lundgren of Rockford, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
Ind
Lake Erie & Western
Frank Lundgren
Michigan City
Peru
Fred. Louis Lundgren
Rockford, I
Indianapolis & Southwestern Traction Plans Land Deal
The Indianapolis and Southwestern Traction Co has closed a deal for a large tract on White River at Waverly twelve miles from Indianapolis. The project includes a big power plant and a summer resort costing nearly 100000 dollars as part of the Indianapolis Evansville line proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis & Southwestern Traction Co
Evansville
White River
Waverly
Complex Unknown Man Killed by Train in Peru
A man killed by a train in Peru Indiana remains unidentified. He weighed 200 pounds, stood five feet eight inches, had black hair and eyes, a smooth face, held an American flag, and bore a tattoo of a girl on his right forearm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Pearl Gibson Declines Marriage to Two Men in Indy
Miss Pearl Gibson declares she loves a Richmond man and will marry him, rejecting Ardely Collins of Knoxville who had come to Indianapolis seeking marriage. The brief notes a clash of suitors and a decisive personal vow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Indianapolis
Ind
Medicine Man Assault Escapes After Attack Near Stanley
Miss Cynthia Spillman of Warrick county was attacked near her home by two patent medicine men. She is in serious condition from the shock and the assailants fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Jtnd
Cynthia Spillman
Stanley
Warrick County
Corner Stone Laying Planned for New School Building
North Vernon Indiana on August 21 announces the corner stone ceremony for a new thirty thousand dollar school building set for September 3. The event will be conducted by William E. English grand master of Masonic lodges of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
Ind
William E
Masonic: Lodges. of
Indiana
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