Mindful Narrow Escapes as Mineral Springs Hotel Burns
In West Baden Indiana a blaze at the Mineral Springs hotel left 268 guests in a panic but all escaped. Loss to the building is estimated at 250600 with 1100,000 covered by insurance. Jewelry, diamonds and clothing may reach 50000 in value. Fire began in the kitchen and spread as guests fled with only night clothes. A spiral escape saved many but several women were wedged briefly before rescue. The hotel safes held about 10000 in cash and the fate of its contents remains uncertain.
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West Baden
Ind
Mineral Springs
J. €. Hawkins
Marion
Tiy Leslie
Chicago News
Miss Sinclair
Harris
Milwaukes
Blencie Hall
Chicago
Davis
Cincin- Nhc
Col. Wing
Cincinnati
Tov
Weisler & Hro
Hartford City
Waxoone of
Thorne
Clark
Elwood Plate Glass Works
Tt In
Cuestx
Electrical storm kills two in Michigan and damages crops
A Michigan storm swept Allegan county injuring and killing residents. A barn at Sullivan Case’s property on Scott Lake burned after being struck by lightning. John Yerger and his son James of Mill Grove died seeking shelter in a barn. Widespread crop damage followed the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Allegan
Allegan ‘County
Sullivan Case
Scott Lake
Case
John Yerger
James
Millrove
Aged Inventor Faces Personal Crisis Report
An aged inventor is reported in a brief item dated 3 June with details hinting at a personal crisis involving William Her. The fragment suggests a local notice or column note about a notable individual and their troubles.
VESSEL CAPSIZED IN NEW YORK AT ERIE BASIN
In New York on June 15 the transfer Ingalls capsized while in dry dock at Erie basin South Brooklyn during repairs. One man was killed and many injured among about 240 workers. The ship listed to starboard causing the dock to sink in 50 feet of water and trapping men in the hold. Martin Anderson, a painter, died. others were rescued or hospitalized. The fate of those in the hold remained uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Ingalls
Erie Basin
Brooklyn
Manila
Wreckayve
Martin Anderson
American Minister Conger in Washington Before China Return
Edwin A. Conger United States minister to China visits Washington to meet the president and Secretary Hay before resuming duties in Peking. He plans to depart for New York and Boston then sail from San Francisco in July for China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoan
Edwin A. Conger
United States
China
Hay
Peking
Wenger
State Department
Conger
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Fresh propositions on Chinese indemnity by foreign ministers
Dispatches from Peking report the foreign ministers weighing new proposals from Mr Hoeckhill on concessions and indemnity payment. The minor points may be accepted but ministers will not decide on who pays. It is virtually certain Britain will accept. Hope for U S arbitration at The Hague seems to have faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pars
Pexing
Hoeckhill
Ching
United States
Hagueacem
Remains Removed of German Ambassador Barot Von Ketteler
The body of Barot Von Ketteler, murdered during the Chinese troubles, was removed from the Peking legation grounds and shipped to Germany. An American guard of honor accompanied the remains to the train as ceremonies honored the diplomat and minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Barot von Ketteler
China
Legation
Germany
Mumm von Schwartzenstein
Robertson
Failures for the week in the United States and Canada
New York reports weekly totals showing 185 failures in the United States, up from 163 last week and 180 this week a year ago. Canadian failures total 17, down from 24 last week and 23 in the same week last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Treasury Secretary Buys Government Bonds in Sale
Washington reports the secretary of the treasury purchased 365,950 government bonds on June 15. The purchases include 50,000 four percents of 1907 at 113 and 453,000 five percents of 1904 at 106. The tally also lists 4,230 four percents of 1907 at 113.63 and 1,706 five percents of 1904 at 105.9736.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Senator Hanna Names Blodgett to Republican National Committee
Cleveland June 15 Senator Hanna announced the appointment of John Blodgett of Grand Rapids Michigan as a member of the Republican National Committee to succeed the late William Eliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland,c
Hanna
John Blodgett
Grand Rapids, Mich
Republican
Natonal ‘Committee
Wm. ‘Eliott
Filipino insurgent leader Cailles agrees to surrender
Cailles and aides signed to surrender terms as Gen. Carles plans to assemble his force at Santa Cruz in Laguna province. Officials in Washington anticipate a surrender of Cailles with more than 5000 insurgents possibly lay down arms, signaling wider disintegration of rebel forces in Luzon.
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Manila
Infant and
Davir
Cailles
Carles
Santa Cruz
Laguna
Washington
War Department
Aotices
Meniece
Luzon
Cailles and Insurgent Leader Cailles Oppose Americans in Luzon
The article portrays Gen Cailles, an insurgent commander on the east side of Bay Lake north of Manila, accused of cruelty and of collaborating with Mando-Ducati. It notes his rewards for American heads, pursuit by U.S. forces, and his influence with the Filipino people. It mentions his mountain mobilization in Laruna, the Sinaloan clash, and his claim as Aguinaldo's successor alongside Gen Malvar as remaining Luzon leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carles
Bay Lake
Manila
Mando-Ducati
Callles
Cailles
Edward N. Jones, Jr
Sth Infantry
Aguicaldo
Sumner
Maeve
Federal Party
Callies
Laruna
Caliles
Cxullles
Aguinaldo
Gen. Malvar
Luzom
Judges Appointed to First Instance Courts in Manila
Seventeen judges named for first instance courts with eleven Americans securing key circuits. Appointments include Manila Kinkaid of Texas and Odlin of New Hampshire. Aparri Blount of Georgia. Dagupan Johnson of Michigan. Batangas Linebarger of Illinois. Nueva Caceres Carson of Virginia. Hailo Bates of Vermont. Negros Norris of Nebraska. Cebu Cavellock of Wisconsin. Zamboanga Ickis of Iowa. Jolo Whitsett of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Kinkaid
Texas
Odlin
New Hampshire
Aparri
Blount
Georgia
Dagupan
Johnson
Michigan
Batangas
Linebarger
Illnois
Nueva Caceres
Carson
Virginia
Hailo
Bates
Peters Named Pension Commissioner in Washington
Topeka January dispatch reports S. R. Peters of Kansas summoned to the White House to be offered the pension commissioner post succeeding H. Clay Evans. President McKinley had considered ex congressmen Blue and Peters for the position, with Peters' call indicating his approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Raw
Jane
Saloon Killing Ends in Clarksville Panic
In Clarksville Tennessee on June 17 Simon Grey was shot and killed by Will Sheppard in Sheppard s saloon. Sheppard is jailed. Grey was boisterous and a fatal confrontation followed.
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Clarksville, Tenn
Simon Grey
Will Sheppard
Sheppard
Grey
Burglary convict J W Burton alias Red Hoyle jailed three years
Memphis report says J W Burton known as Red Hoyle, a hotel thief, received a three year sentence in the criminal court for burglary. Separate item from San Francisco notes Mrs Botkin may gain freedom after a new trial, amid high expert testimony costs in Dover Delaware poisoning case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Leon
J. W. Burton
Red” Hoyle
San Francisco
Ferry Boat Northfield Sinks After Collision Near Whitehall
New York reports the wooden sidewheeler Northfield, in service 38 years for Staten Island Ferry Co, sank off Whitehall Street after a collision with the Mauch Chunk. Rescue crews and tugs pulled hundreds from the water, with reports of many missing. Captain Abraham Johnson of the Northfield arrested for criminal negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northfield
Staten Island Ferry Co
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Staten Island
Whitehall Street
Spanish Line
East River
Mauch Chunk
Daniel Gully
Mutual
Gully
Whch
Abraham Johnson
Five Men Hanged Simultaneously in Sylvania Ga
On June 15 in Sylvania Georgia five men Arnold Augustus Andrew Davis Richard Sanders Wm Hudson and Sam Wakd wit were executed at once for ambushing and killing Constable Mears and Fillmore Harrington and seriously wounding Capt Wade. Local troops guarded the gallows amid rumors of a rescue attempt but no disturbance occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvania
Arnold Augustus
Andrew Davis
Richard Sanders
Wm. Hudson
Sam Wakdwit
Neproes
Mears
Fillmore Harrington
Capt
Wade
Five English Cities Population in Preliminary Census
London reports a preliminary census listing England and Wales five largest cities excluding London. Liverpool 684,947. Manchester 543,186. Birmingham 522,182. Leeds 424,952. Sheffield 380,717. The total male population is 15,721,728 and female 16,804,347. armed service counts excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Leeds
Sheffield
England and
Wales
Electoral Law committee studies New York basis in Havana
Havana June 13 reports the constitutional convention appointing Brava Silva Alleman Betancourt and Zayas to draft the electoral law. The Australian system is likely to be adopted and the commission studies the New York law as a basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Dr. R. A. Young
Nashville details show Dr. R A Young a prominent Methodist minister filing for bankruptcy in the US district court clerk's office. Liabilities amount to 21660 with assets listed at 2058 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
R. A. Young
United States District Court Clerk’s Office
Christine Nilsson Not Seriously Ill in Gothenburg
Christine Nilsson is not in Gothenburg with a serious illness as Reuters reported. She is in Paris, having recently returned from Mentone, and is said to be suffering from rheumatism and influenza.
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Copenhagen
Christine Nilsson
Gothenburg
Paris
Mentene
Naval veterans call national convention in Cleveland
Commanding Commodore Frederick E. Haskins of the National Association of Naval Veterans issues an appeal for the national convention to be held in Cleveland on September 8, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick E. Haskins
National Association of Naval Veterans
Cleveland
Plans for New and Modern City
June 17 report from Mexico City outlines plans for a new modern urban project featuring expanded housing, transport corridors, and public spaces. Officials indicate phased development and input from local communities will guide construction and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
City
Mob hanges Joe Harris in Limestone County Alabama
In Athens on June 17 a mob hanged Joe Harris a Black man in Limestone County for suspected arson of a farmer’s barn. Officials report the victim worked for the farmer and the grievance involved a fellow farm hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
Joe Harris
Limestone County
Harris
Battleship Clingis Arrives At Newport Ship Yard
Newport News June 13 The battleship Clingis arrives at the shipyard after a remarkable coast run averaging 16 knots under natural draught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Clingis
British Reverse in Boer War Near Reitz
London reports from Lord Kitchener detail actions near Welmansrust and Reitz. Boers attacked Beaston’s camp at Steenkool Spruit, killing and wounding officers and men while capturing two pom-poms. later near Reitz Eliott’s column captured wagons rifles and ammunition with casualties on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Welmansrust
Middleburg
Victoria
Beaston
Steenkoolspruit
Fwo
Jane
Vrede
Eliott
de Wet
Reitz
DeWet
Botha
Kruger
Daily Mail
Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
Bulawayo
Bismarck Statue Unveiled Before Reichstag Figures
The Bismarck statue in Berlin facing the Column of Victory was unveiled at midday Sunday in the presence of Emperor William II and the Empress. Prince Herbert Bismarck, Count Von Luelow, and other dignitaries attended as officials, veterans, students and a large crowd filled the square. Emperor William reviewed the guard of honor and the ceremony included a chorus by a thousand schoolchildren and a brief address by Dr. Von Levetzow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bismarck
Reichstag
Herbert Bismarck
Count von Luelow
Prince Hohentohe
William
Dr. von Levetzow
Kennedy Murder Trial Jury Fails to Reach Verdict
New York June 17 The jury hearing the Kennedy murder case against Dr Samuel J Kennedy reported to Judge Newberger at 10:20 AM Sunday that they could not agree on a verdict. The trial for the Dolly Reynolds case ends with eight for acquittal and four for conviction. jurors were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel J. Kennedy
Dolly’ Reynolds
Newberger
Kennedy
French and Chinese Fight near Tonkin frontier
The steamship Tacoma reports from Hong Kong that French forces in Tonkin lost four officers and 17 soldiers in a clash with marauding bands of Chinese. More than 3,000 Chinese numbers were involved. many Chinese women were killed and the Chinese were driven into Kwangsi province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Hong Kong
Tonkin
Kwang- Su
Hidah Indian youths declare war on whites in Alaska
In Ketchikan area near June 17, younger Hidah Indians declare war after Deputy Marshal Jones shot and wounded chief Kitcoon during an arrest for timber cutting on government land. The incident sparks tensions as authorities intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Ketchikan
Alaska
Marshal Jones
Kitcoon
Weatherbee Lumber Yard Burned. Likely Total Loss
Boston reports that C W Weatherbee's lumber yard burned around 1 AM Monday and is thought to be a total loss. Authorities estimate between 2 and 2.0 million feet of dressed lumber destroyed, most of which perished in the fire.
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Boston
C. W. Weatherbee
Adjutant General Praises 21st Volunteers Before Departure
San Francisco report notes Adjt Gen Perching praising the 21st Volunteer Infantry for gallantry in the field as they prepare to depart for Ohio Valley duty. The tribute highlights their conduct and readiness before leaving home.
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San Francisco
Perching
21St Volunteer Infantry
Ohio
Valley
Crased With Jealousy Roswell Case Attracts Attention
Fragmentary report from Roswell New Mexico in June describes a domestic incident involving Arthur Kline and his wife with danger cited. Police attention and potential investigation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
Arthur Kline
Dangero
McKinley Wife Improves But Convalescence Prolonged
Washington reports show Mrs. McKinley improving after a quiet Sunday. Dr. Dixey noted satisfaction with her condition as she sat in a rolling chair and conversed with the president before a night setback. Canton notes say McKinley home repairs near completion for July occupancy and possible transfer to Ohio if progress continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
McWilliams
Chicago
Canton
Wisconsin Returns After 48Hour Trial Speed Run
The battleship Wisconsin sailed into San Francisco after a two day Santa Barbara channel trial showing speeds over 15 knots with a 16.45 knot peak in two hours and an average of 15.2 knots over 45 hours. Officials noted 37.2 knots in two hours during the Puget Sound transfer leg from Point Arena to Point Reyes.
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San Francisco
Wisconsin
Santa Barbara
Povernment
Puget Sound
Ofhers
Point Arena
Point Reyes
Aged Circuit Rider Rev. John Dyer Dies in Denver
Rev John Dyer famed western preacher died in Denver from throat paralysis after long illness. Born 1812 in Franklin County Ohio he began preaching in Wisconsin in 1849 and rode circuits across the frontier. He came to Colorado in 1861 and earned the nickname Snowshoe Itinerant for harsh weather missions. he authored a book with the same title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
John D. Dyer
West
Mr. Dyer
Franklin County
Ohio
Dyer
Wisconsin
Colorado
New Mexico
Oil machinery shifts in Batoum district trade
A British consular report from London on the Batoum district notes British firms supply most oil industry machinery while American pumping gear grows in favor for its low cost and light weight. It adds American air compressors are also being used, aided by customs savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tri Je
Batoum
Asiatic
Russia
American Handle Co Directors Approve Proposed Combine
At a Knoxville meeting on June 17 the directors decided to enter the proposed combine. The company will be formed at Louisville in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
American Handle Co
Louisville
Costly Divorce in Washington Breaks Records
Esther Bartlett Clarke known as the violet bride procured a divorce for James King Clarke of Littsburgh, Pennsylvania in Washington. The settlement totaled $52,302.75, claimed as one of the highest-priced divorces on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littsburgh
Washington
Esther Bartlett Clarke
James King Clarke
Butchers Strike Ends as Union Card Demand Drops
In San Francisco in June the butchers strike formally ends as striking journeymen withdraw the demand for a union card to be displayed in all retail shops. Sun-Ray reports the decision was made after negotiations and amid ongoing labor tensions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Butchers
Sun- Ray
Indiana Turnfest Lights Up Centlivre Park at Ft Wayne Meet
Three thousand from Indiana Illinois Ohio and Kentucky attend the 17th annual Turnfest in Ft Wayne with teams from Chicago Indianapolis South Bend Louisville Findlay and more. Highlights include a 600 yard relay won by South Side Chicago Turngemeinde in 673-5, William Alter taking the bicycle race, and a shot put tie between Chicago Central and K H Fuller of South Side Chicago while Otto Keeke wins the long jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Chicago
Indianapolis
South Bend
Louisville
Findlay
Fort Wayne
Centlivire Park
South Side Chicago
Death by Own Action Suspected in Taswell Fire
In English Indiana on June 17 a 3 a m fire in John Brown’s Taswell area home destroyed his residence. Neighbors say they removed his body with a shotgun found beside him and his wife is missing. Fire may be foul play with $300 in the house. Brown recently wed, believed unstable marriage, neighbors suspect he set the blaze and killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Ind
Taswell
Brown
Sherman
Sea
Decomposed body found in Goshen mill race linked to murder
Levi Fike a local paper hanger was found dead in a mill race in Goshen Indiana. The body showed violence including a fatal head wound and foul play is suspected. Fike reportedly fought in a saloon Saturday night and had said he would meet a man at the races after being insulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Fike
Goshen
Ind
Fike
Free vaccination plan eyed by Indiana health board
Indianapolis Indiana June 15 Free vaccination and free virus is the proposition of the state board of health at an estimated cost of 16000 to be drawn from the contingent fund by the governor The board aims to supply absolute pure virus and have vaccination carried out in each county by its own agent The secretary warns the disease will spread to every corner of Indiana and continue until it runs itself out unless action is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Boerd of Health
Indiana
Marion plumbers strike over union card demand
In Marion Indiana on June 14 the plumbers gas and steam fitters walked out after a master plumbers ultimatum requiring the union to issue a card to a worker the union claims is an apprentice and not entitled to a card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Lightning Strike Damages Home in South Bend
Lightning struck the residence of George Foerster in South Bend on Wednesday night tearing out a corner of the house and demolishing the bed where two children slept while burning Foerster's foot. The others escaped unharmed. The quick silver was skimmed from the back of a mirror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
George Foerster
Mr. Foerster
Evansville man moved for safety after Mt. Vernon killing
Evansville Indiana reports William Wynne the Negro who killed Frank Wurry at Mt. Vernon was brought to the city for safekeeping amid threats of a mob. In Muncie Indiana the jury in the William Jones case against murder of tenant James Herengton went out at six o clock with an early verdict expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Wiliam Wynne
Frank Wurry
Mt. Vernon
Muncie
Willam Jones
Jones
James Herengton
Mother and Child Kidnapers At Wabash Jail
Orba McClain and Mrs. Lizzie Mitchell are jailed in Wabash County on kidnapping charges. Albert Mitchell, the father and former husband, testified his child was stolen during a pending divorce. The child was recovered after a chase near Lincolnville, revealing the fugitives hid in a thicket three miles from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Orba McClain
Lizzie Mitchell
Wabash County
Albert Mitchell
Mitchel
Mitchell
Missouri
Shot at the Woman in Evansville Witch Tale Sparks Trial
Frank Olding of Dubois county faced circuit court after firing at Mrs. Catharine Ferry who neighbors claim is a witch. He posted 400 bond in Jasper as authorities recount her nocturnal apparitions, mysterious signs, and a reported dwarf sister in the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Frank Olding
Dubois County
Catherine Ferry
Jasper
Ferry
Thursday Olding
Mrs. Ferry
Marshal Shot Near Newcastle in Patrol Ambush
Newcastle Indiana June 24 Carl Fitch marshal of Newcastle was shot and dangerously wounded by Frank Smith a notorious Anderson character as he escorted Smith to town on larceny charge Smith drew revolver and struck Fitch in the face forcing the officer to stop. Fitch fired wounding Smith who then fled into the woods about eight miles north of Newcastle A crowd of 100 citizens hunts for Smith threatening lynching if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Ind
Carl Fitch
Frank Smith
Anderson
Fitch
Smith
Muncie
Newcastle Pike
Here
Decatur man arrested in murder case from Tennessee
Shelbyville reports the arrest of Frank Hamilton, alias Frank Moore, from Decatur Ind., for the murder of C B Q brakeman A C Laskin in Tennessee last month. A jailmate in Decatur led to the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Decatur
Frank Hamilton
Frank Moore
A.C. Laskin
Tennessee
Reverend Rodgers Guilty of Betrayal in Bloomington Case
Bloomington June 14 Reverend James K L Rodgers pastor of the Second Baptist church was found guilty of betrayal on a charge from Miss Mars McCoy and sent to the circuit court for trial by Judge Kelly. Congregation members posted bail. Gen Fred Knefler Dies in Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
James KL. Rodgers
Second Baptist Church
Poisoned By Mistake. Evansville Child Dies After Oil Dose
Eva a 19 month old child of George Whiffs died after drinking a bottle of oil of wormwood by mistake in Evansville Indiana on Sunday. The tragedy occurred leading to terrible agony before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Eva
George Whiffs
Gas Co Plans $75,000 Pumping Station Near Anderson
Ft Wayne Gas Co owner of natural gas supply for Anderson announced purchase of ten acres in the country for a new pumping station valued at $75,000. The project aims to expand distribution and improve service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Ind
Ft. Wayne
Frightened to Death in Hamlet Prank Tragedy
Miss Sarah West aged 15 died in Hamlet Indiana after a prank by a group of young men frightened her causing a shock and deadly spasm. The incident occurred on June 17 with Miss West passing away shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Sarah West
Hamlet
Big Four to Build Freight Depot in Lafayette
In Lafayette Indiana on June 17 the contract was let for a new Big Four freight depot costing 15000 dollars. The work is to be completed within 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Fishermen Quarrel Ends With Table Fork Stabbing
Evanaville Indiana reports Phidie Pfister and Joe Treeder, fishermen at the Green River mouth, quarreled Sunday over price. Pfister stabbed Treeder in the chest with a table fork. Treeder’s life is in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanaville
Ind
Phidie Pfister
Joe
Treeder
Green
Pfister
Teeeder
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Haren Vor Ketteler
Hasan
Blodgett
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Crail
Philippines
Congre Hansa
Oman
KR. Peters
Withl
H. Clay Evans
Hilled
Creak
Mrs. Botkin
Lilmois
Basiness Homses
Mrs. McKinley
John L. Dyer
Batoum District
The
Combine
Lightning
Hesume
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Thema
Adam Bar
Marshal
Rev. Rodgers
Fred Konefler
Fred Knefler
Board of Regents
Soldiers’ Monument
79Th Indiana
New
Faumer
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