Province in Revolt Sparks Mongol Invasion Rumors
A Che Foo dispatch reports Sheng King province in revolt with villages burned and hundreds killed near Mukden. Times correspondent notes Mongol invasion rumors tied to Prince Tuan and Gen Tang Fuh Siang. Washington cites China’s indemnity discussions and possible remission of excess payments by powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Che Foo
Sheng King
Mukden
Times
Cabling
Shanghai
Prince Tuan
Tang Fuh Siang
Washington
State Department
China
United States
Chin
Bloody Affair in Saeger Ends in Stabbings and Lynching Rumors
In Hamtington West Virginia on June 20 a mob pursued Peter Price, a Negro, after a disturbance in Saeger. Price allegedly stabbed Tanther George Hooks McCran and Chas Pavis with a knife leaving two dead and one severely wounded before officers captured Price and jail custody halted lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamtington
W. Va
Tanther
George Hooks
F. M. McCran
Chas
Pavis
Peter Price
Saeger
Price
Hooks
McGraw
Davis
Welch
Western Writers Banquet Closes Fourth Annual Convention
The Western Association Writers held its fourth annual convention at Winona Lake. a banquet at Winona hotel Friday night concluded the gathering. Wino na was selected as the next meeting site. W. W. Whimmer of Kentland Ind was elected president Enos I Heinys Wantington Ind secretary J C Cul mer Spencer Ind treasurer. Several state vice presidents were named including F Cottman Wantington Mary H Flanner Indiana T J Bassett Thorntown H A Robin Gheenearthe Josie V K Roons Muncie SP Thompson Muncie A P Zollars Fort Wayne For Kentucky Mrs W F Shulte Louisville For Ohio Coates Kinney Cincinnati FLFL Oldham Julie C O Hara Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Winons Hotel
Western Association
Winona Lake
Winona
W. OW. Whimmer
Kentland
Enos I. Heinys
Wantington
J.C. Culmer
Spencer
Indiana
The
F. Cottman
Wm Tington
Mary H. Flanner
T. J. Bassett
Thorntown
H. A. Robin
Gheenearthe
Josie V. K. Roons
Muncie
SP. Thompson
A. P. Zollars
Fort Wayne
Kentucky
W. F. Shulte
Louisville
Ohio
Coates Kinney
Cincinnati
Flfl Oldham
Julie C. O'Hara
Lightning Strikes Riverview Farm. Young Family Survivors
A severe storm in Pittsburgh causes a lightning strike under a large oak at Riverview farm. Three year old George Young is killed instantly. Norman, a younger son, is unconscious and likely to die. Mrs Young, a year old daughter and an infant are seriously shocked but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jude
Riverview Farm
W. H. Young
George Young
Norman
Felix a Bankrupt in Paris Dream Industry Collapse
Paris reports Felix the world’s greatest dreammaker has closed doors and filed bankruptcy. The announcement signals the end of what was once France’s largest industry, with tributes to soldiers noted in the final brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Felix
France
Destructive Tornado Strikes Minn Wis Across Area
Reports detail heavy rotations and extensive damage across Minnesota and Wisconsin towns on June 29. Losses run into thousands with livestock killed and several buildings destroyed or crushed by wind, while rainfall nears four inches and flood damage is noted in multiple locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pat Minn
New Richmond
Wis
Star Prairie
Hector
Min
West Superior
Sacred Heart Church
Superior
Ann Arbor
Mich
Court House
Pox Company
Gompers Hurt in Street Car Fall
Samuel Gompers, president of the A. Fleet Union, was injured when he fell from a street car after a Federation executive board meeting. Doctors report a concussion and a compound skull fracture. He rests easily but grave outcomes are feared as investigators find no skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompers
A. Fleet
Federation
Doctora
Gompers
Monument to Nancy Hanks Lincoln Grave Completed
Durbin of Indiana notified by Cel Culver that the monument over Nancy Hanks Lincoln, mother of Abraham Lincoln, at Lincoln City Indiana is complete and ready to be turned over to the Indiana state commission which will set a dedication date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln City
Ind
Springfield
Durbin
Indiana
C. Culver
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Indiana State Commission
Noted character arrested after confession of theft from dying man
Chas. Roberts, a known figure in Carbondale, confessed to rifling the pockets of A. T. Cashier, an Illinois Central brakeman, while the man lay dying on a stretcher before a doctor's office after a severe injury. The crowd's feeling is strong and police remove Roberts from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Roberts
Carbondale
A. T. Cashier
Ilinois Central
Roberts
Red Cross Appeal Cancelled for West Virginia Food District
Philadelphia today reports Dr J Wilkes O Neill secretary of the associate society of the Red Cross has canceled the appeal for relief funds for the food district in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. Wilkes O'Neill
Associate Society of the Red Cross
Virginia
Miller hanged for murder in Birmingham jail yard
Frank Miller, the noted safe blower and killer of Policeman Adams, was hanged in the county jail yard at Birmingham. He died protesting his innocence and claiming he was being judicially murdered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Frank Miller
Adams
Miller
Edward Crown Planned in June at St James Palace
London June 28 the royal proclamation announces King Edward's coronation to be held in June. The exact date is not yet determined and the notice was read at St James Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Dune
Junta Palace
Fight to the Death Foretold by Amalgamated Union president
Pittsburgh July 1 President J T Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association calls out all union workers in the hoop trust mills. About 15 000 men may quit as part of a broader strike tied to the American Sheet Steel Co action. Shaffer warns of a historically decisive struggle and vows union benefits will start immediately for strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
J.T. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Steel Hoop Co
The
Hoop Trust
American Sheet Steel Co
Shaffer
American Short Steel Co
Hoblidaysburg
Monessen
Youngstown
Pomeroy
Sharon
Girard
Warren
Greenville
Solo
Mr. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Smith
Sheet Steel Co
Miners Strike Arrests Narrow WV and Kentucky
Charles Burke, leader of the Miners United Workers, was arrested at noon Sunday by U S Marshal Hurford and Detective Folts in Thacker West Virginia and to face Judge Jackson in Parkersburg for tearing down injunction notices. Nine Kentucky strikers were captured across Tug River and held for Kentucky judges before transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL 1
John Justice
United States
Andy Blackburn
Richard Heynolds
Eph Dalton
Sam Billiter
Chas Worthington
Kentucky
Jackson
Parkersburg
Pitlows
Foxwell Library Sold to British Benefactor for £16000
The Goldsmiths Co. bought the 30 000 volume Herbet Somerton Foxwell library of economic literature for £16000 with intent to keep it in Great Britain. An offer from the United States had been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Goldsmiths Co
Herbert Somerton Foxwell
Great Britain
United States
Parisian Paper Le Moniteur Universel Ceases After Centuries
Paris July 1 Le Moniteur Universel one of France oldest journals founded in 1793 will cease to appear. Te Soleil will take over the subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
le Moniteur Universe
France
Te Soleil
Father’s Terrible Crime in Saginaw
In Saginaw Michigan on July 1 Andrew Willen aged 45 after assaulting one daughter and attempting to assault another took poison and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Mich
Andrew Willen
Sudden Death Claims United States Judge Woods
Indianapolis reports the sudden death of United States Circuit Judge William A. Woods in his Delano apartment on East Michigan Street. He suffered chest and shoulder pain after a night of vague illness, refused immediate medical help, and died before Dr. Jameson arrived. Floyd Woods and Alice Woods were notified. Attorney General W. S. Taylor and Judge Baker joined the vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
William A. Woods
United States Circuit Court
the Delano
East Michigan Street
Dr. Jameson
Judge Woods
Baker
Federal Court
Delano
Jameson
Woods
Naval officer injured in Pan American fall
Lieut. Commander James H. Bull of the U S N remains in critical condition at the general hospital after a fall from the government building at the Pan American exposition grounds. Initial reports spoke of a broken leg but skull fracture symptoms have appeared, keeping surgeons hopeful yet cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luffalo
James H. Gull
General Hospital
Bull
Americus Sets Sail for Tromsø Norway In Polar Expedition
The Americs flagship of the Baldwin Ziegler North Pole expedition left for Tromso Norway. The fleet including Belgica and Frithjof will rendezvous before July. Evelyn Baldwin will join Frithjof at Tromsoe and voyage to the White Sea region to collect 400 dogs. Braddock reports Schwab kissed 200 women in 20 minutes at a Lieut Hobson class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunder
Americs
Tromson
Norway
Baldwin-Ziegler
Franz Josefi
America
Belgica
Frithjof
Evelyn Baldwin
Tromsie
White Sea
Hinaed
Braddock
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Lieut. Hobson
Woaden
Empress Dowager Avoids Return Amid Capital Shifts
Dispatches from Shanghai report the empress dowager avoiding Pekin due to fear of capture and naming Kai-Feng-Fu as future capital in Ho Nan. Tientsin hosts crowded conditions as international officials head home. disputes over China Merchants Co. property claims surface with debates on losses versus legitimate expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Marquis Tseng
Lian Fu
Peking
Grand Council
Kai-Feng-Fu
Ho Nan
Tien-Tsin
Tien- Tsin
Denby
China Merchants Co
United States
Chartered Bank
Prof Francis J Birtwell Death in Mexico
Albuquerque July 1 details of ornithologist Prof Francis J Birtwell death by strangulation during a rope descent from a pine tree while collecting birds. He married a month ago and the couple had spent their honeymoon on the Pecos forest reserve in Mexico. He was a Stanford graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Mex
Francis J. Birtwell
Birtwell
No Pecos
Mexico
Prof. Birtwell
Starvard
Collision between electric car and wagons in Chicago
A Sunday collision on Irving Park boulevard in Chicago involving an electric car and two wagons loaded with picnickers killed one person and injured nearly twenty. Both wagons overturned as horses stampeded and occupants were crushed by timbers. The motorman and conductor were arrested. nine picnic party members were injured but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Irving Park Boulevard
Alleged Train Wreckers Arrested in Pennsylvania
Five African American men, using fictitious names, were arrested in Connellsville and sent to Greensburg on charges of wrecking the Southwestern express near Greensburg. Detectives identify the suspects as former John Robinson circus workers seeking revenge by sabotaging the circus train. The passenger train derailed as the circus train approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Greensburg
John Robinson Circus
Americans Win All England semifinal doubles match
In the all comers rounds at Wambleton in the All England lawn tennis championships D Davis and H Ward Americans defeated Gamble and Davis in straight sets to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Allcomers
Wambleton
D. Davis
H. Ward
America
Gamble
Davis
Fine pearls found lift Lansing fame this season
Lansing Iowa reports several valuable pearls found in local clam beds. One pearl weighing 65 grains sold for 1800 dollars. The find was made by an elderly Swede named Menseon about a month ago, adding to the area’s growing reputation for fine pearls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Menseon
Ten Christians Killed in Frontier Clash
London dispatch says Musselians clashed with Christians at Gussinge on the Albania Montenegro frontier. Ten Christians are reported dead and many wounded in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Telegraph
Gussinge
Albania-Montenegro
Lightning kills elephant at Wallace circus in Wisconsin
A lightning bolt struck the Wallace circus tent in Eau Claire Wisconsin on June 20 killing an elephant and stunning many spectators. Several people were severely shocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Wis
Frida
Wallace Circus
Erie
Negro Hanged for Whisky Poisoning Jealousy Case
A brief, fragmentary notice reports a Black man hanged after a Piney poison and whisky murder linked to jealousy. The mutilated text lacks full names or dates.
Eight Boys Burned by Toy Cannon Explosion in Muskegon
A toy cannon explosion in Muskegon Michigan injured six boys and cut several, names Rolla Buck Walter Kibvhe Moses Miller Joseph Kielt James Naegle and Edward Naegle. The incident occurred July 1 and left the children in painful condition with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon, Mich
Rolla. Buck
Walter Kibvhe
Moses Miller
Joseph ‘Kielt
James Naegle
Edward
Naegle
Mustering out four volunteer regiments at the Presidio
Maj. Gen. W H Shafter retires and transfers command of the California department to Maj. Gen S M I Young. The 4th 49th 48th and 38th regiments are mustered out, eight paymasters disburse over a million dollars, escorted by 45 artillerymen. Two regiments are colored and three remain to be discharged Monday as the volunteer army passes into history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Francisco
Presidio
W. H. Shafter
15Th Cavalry
Railroad Ticket Office
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific General Ticket
George Price
Kentucky
John Rogers
Hiren Bros
Price
Rogers
Martial Law Reported in Panama Amid Rebel Fears
Kingston Jamaica July 1 martial law proclaimed in Panama after reports rebel forces organize interior fighting continues as government dispatches reinforcements arms and ammunition to interior garrisons and selected coast towns authorities fear rebel attack on the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Colon
Colombia
Panama
Panamia
City Bank in Buffalo Placed Under Controller Dawes
A notice on the City Bank door in Buffalo says the bank is in the hands of the Controller of the Currency and will reopen Monday. Bank officials refused to comment and directors profess ignorance of the failure while President Cornwall declined to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Dawes
Cornwall
VESSELS BUILT IN US REACH RECORD TONSE FOR YEAR
Washington July 1 vessels built in the United States and officially numbered by the bureau of navigation for the fiscal year ended Sunday show 1,173 ships totaling 401 285 gross tons, up from 1,055 at 405 677 gross tons the prior year. The record is exceeded only twice in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau of Navigation of the Treasury Department
Hartford Arrives in Copenhagen for Two Week Visit
United States training ship Hartford under Commander J. H. Hawley reached Copenhagen Sunday afternoon. The navy department has secured the best berth for the ship during a two week stay. The crown prince regent will host a dinner for Hartford officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Hartford
J. H. Hawley
Navy Department
Crown Price Regent
Death of Rev. Dr. Sunderland
Catskill N Y July 1 Reverend Byron Seaca of Washington died from a brain blood clot at his son in law Orrin Day bank president home aged 12 months not years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskill
Byron Seaeca
Washington
Orrin Day
Tanners’ National Bank
William D Harrison Dies After Long Illness
Chicago July 1 William D Harrison a renowned billiard player died Sunday night at St Josephs hospital after a long illness of liver trouble Harrison came here six years ago from Portland Oregon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William D. Harrison
St. Joseph's. Hospital
Harrison
Portland
Ore
London Report Mentions Petersburg Dispatch and Prince
A fragmented July London dispatch references Petersburg and the betrothal of a prince to a member of the grand duchy Mecklenberg-Schwerin. The garbled text hints at a royal engagement reported abroad with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Petersburg
Mecklenburg-Schwerein
Desperate Engineer Triggers Risky L& T Locomotive Run
Evansville Indiana June 28 Daniel Henyon an engineer on the Louisville and Texas railroad suffered heat induced insanity and sped his engine two miles before stopping Several switches were torn up a passenger train almost wrecked after spotting the engine He was confined to a Louisville private asylum and the damage amounting to thousands was incurred The driver recently lost two children and this weighed on him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Daniel Henyon
Louisville & Texas Railroad
Henson
Louisville
Howell Yards
Howell
Photographers Hold Seventh Annual Session at Winona Lake
The Indiana Association of Photographers closed its seventh annual session with a banquet at Winona Lake. Judges awarded prizes at the Friday business meeting including Grand prize for Geo. C. Hatloway of Terre Haute and top honors in General, Special and Miniature classes to photographers from Anderson North Manchester Indianapolis Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Vincennes and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Indiana Association of Tphotographers
Winona Lake
Minnewawa Inn
Geo. C. Hatloway
Terre Haute
C. R. Reeves
Anderson
A. F. Rice
North Manchester
Pike & Hoadley
Riot at Union Window Glass Factory Triggers Police Raid
In Anderson Indiana on July 31 a riot at the Union window glass factory drew a patrol wagon of officers after a clash between factory watchmen and Big Four railway workers. All railway men were arrested for malicious trespass as workers rushed the factory to force a ground track. The watchmen, armed, prepared to repel further violence as the destruction halted with police arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Union Window Glass Factory
Big Four Railway
Big Four
Window Glass
Prominent Indiana Attorney Poised for Los Angeles Romance Wedding
J. P. L Weems of Vincennes Indiana and Kate Blythe, childhood sweethearts from Hanover Indiana, plan a romantic wedding in Los Angeles California. Weems is a widower and Blythe a widow who had earlier married Mrs Slaughter of Sioux City. The couple hope to live in Vincennes after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
J. P. L Weems
Vincennes
Ind
Los Angeles
Cal
Hanover
Weems
Kate Blythe
Slaughter
Vincennes, Ind
Hottest Day Reported in Indianapolis This Year
Sunday proved the year’s hottest at Indianapolis with the Majestic building thermometer reading 95 degrees at 2 pm and street instruments higher. No prostrations were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Heatwave Prostrations Hit Indiana Town
Afternoon heat in Anderson Indiana reached 99 degrees with the Indiana gas belt region reporting numerous prostrations as residents endured the hottest weather of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Inn
Indiana Gas Belt
Doctor Files 38000 Claim Against Estate of Trees
Knightstown Indiana June 28 A claim for 38000 for professional services has been filed by Dr John D Green of Manila Rush county against the estate of Cyrus E Trees a person of unsound mind and a wealthy citizen Green is a son in law of Trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown
Ind
John D.green
Manila
Rush County
Cyrus E. Trees
Green
Trees
Evansville Drops Game to Rockford on Errors
Evansville suffered a loss to Rockford on Thursday due to fielding errors. The final scores were Evansville 5 8 5 and Rockford 6 6 1 with pitchers Haley Roth Elliott Hansford contributing in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Rockford
Haley
Roth
Elliott
Hansford
Lightning Strikes Two Lafayette Homes Injure Inmates Safe
At West Point a farm residence owned by A B Ledman was struck by lightning Thursday and nearly destroyed. The same thunderbolt also hit Noah Williamson's residence nearby, but the inmates escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
West Point
A. ‘B. Ledman
Noah ‘Williamson
Four Harvesters Die in Lightning Strike Near Lodi Ind
In Brazil Ind on June 29 four men were killed by lightning while harvesting in a wheat field on the J C Halbert farm near Lodi. Victims were Frank Iridgewaters Anderson Webster John Wigale and Samuel Stewart. Webster was a prominent farmer owning adjacent land. All had families. Coroner Mershon was notified late Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
J. C. Halbert
Lodi
Frank Lridgewaters
Anderson Webster
John Wigale
Samuel Stewart
Halbert Place
Ife
Mershon
Harrison Monument Fund Drives Reach Beyond Indiana
Indianapolis June 28 The Benj Harrison Monument association expands fundraising outside Indiana. A vice president in each state is tasked to list the 100 residents most likely to support the project. Typed letters to these 100 individuals are prepared for signing and mailing. Massachusetts responses total P4225 so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Benj. Harrison Monument Association
Indiana
Massachusetts
Sisters Reunited After 25 Years Die Within Minutes
In Dublin Indiana on Sunday a Missouri visitor Mrs James Conn died ten minutes after arriving at London Shelby county to visit her sister Mrs John Vernon. The sisters had been apart for 25 years and greeted each other before her sudden death amid heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ind
James Conn
London
Shelby County
Missouri
John Vernon
Conn
Dedication Date Set for Soldiers and Sailors Monument
The Indianapolis executive committee chooses a dedication date in October between October 10 and month end. President McKinley declined to confirm attendance but did not rule it out, keeping hope alive for his possible presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Soldiers’ and Sailors
McKinley
Train strikes carriage near Huntington kills family
At a crossing near Huntington, Wabash Flyer No 3 struck a carriage carrying a man his wife and two children. The father and mother and one child died instantly. The other child was so badly injured his life is despaired of. The family's name could not be learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Huntington
Indiana Music Teachers convention elects officers
At Terre Haute on June 29 the Indiana Music Teachers' convention chose Oliver Willard Pierce of Indianapolis as president Arthur W Mason of Columbus as vice president J S Bergen of Lafayette as secretary and Will Earhart of Richmond as treasurer The next meeting is set for Marion Pierce also named a committee to promote church music programs in Protestant congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Veadhers
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Music Teachers’ Convention
Oliver Willard Pierce
Indianapolis
Arthur W. Mason
Columbus
J. 5
Bergen
Lafayette
Will Earhart
Richmond
Marion
Pierce
Death of John Cook in Elkhart Indiana
Elkhart Ind June 29 John Cook 75 prominent and wealthy northern Indiana man died Friday His estate valued at half a million he leaves a son and a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
John Cook
Indiana
Two Playmates Escape Drowning in Wabash River
Lafayette Ind July 1 Frank Hendress aged 14 drowned Sunday afternoon while bathing in the Wabash river. His two companions narrowly escaped the same fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Frank Hendress
Wabash River
Train Hits Wagon Near Sedan Lake Shore Fast Express
Goshen Indiana July 1 At Sedan Lake Shore Fast Express No 19 struck a wagon containing Lee Hines and Isaac Triant killing Hines instantly and severely injuring Triant who died twenty minutes later in a deadly accident report from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Sedan
Lake Shore
Fast Express
Lee Hines
Isaac Triant
Terre Haute Team Wins Brisk Sunday Baseball Game
Terre Haute beat Davenport in a fast Sunday game at Terre Haute Indiana. The score by innings was Terre Haute 2 4 2 Davenport 1 5 3 with Swaim Star nazle Boyle and Evers contributing and Smith umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Alber Brother brewer arrested for tax stamp evasion in Wabash
Jacob Alber of Alber Bros. brewers faced an arrest in Wabash for failing to cancel revenue stamps on beer kegs. He waived preliminary examination and was released on $200 bond at Logan sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Jacob Alber
Alber Bros
Logansport
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