Filipino lieutenant sues to annul alleged marriage
First Lieut. Sidney S. Burbank of Fort Leavenworth filed in district court to annul a purported marriage to Mrs. Conception Vazques of Valladolid. The Filipino widow claimed wedlock and support, while Burbank and a campion affidavit deny the ceremony occurred. The case hinges on a forged marriage certificate and records at the village, with a three month response window for Vazques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Burbank
Leavenworth
Valladolid
Pro Inez
United States
Vazques
Fort Lrav
War Department
Filip
Nesce
Fhribank
Mur
Hank
Tia
Woman's Veteran Relief Union Plans National Encampment
Washington dispatch notes that Robert and Decerege Pyrenforth, leaders at the helm of the Union Veterans union, issued orders announcing the national encampment of the Woman's Veteran Relief Union to be held in Louisville in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Veteran Relief Union
Washington
Robert & Decerege Dpyrenforth
The
Union Veterans’ Union Rhing
Louisville
Major Delmar Equals World's Record
New York Sept 26 Delmar equaled the world record at Yonkers Empire City track, finishing the mile in 2 00 after splits of 59, 2:00, and 1:23 to the three quarters, tying Lou Dion's mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar
New York
Empirre City
Yonkers
Lou Dion
Anti Sunday Baseball Bill Passes House in Alabama
Montgomery September 26 The Renate passed the anti Sunday baseball bill which had earlier cleared the house and now goes to the governor for approval. The measure prohibits playing certain kinds of games on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Renate
Russia Handed Note to Bulgarian Government
Turkey the Premice Power Vienna Sept 16 reports a Russian note presented to the Bulgarian government. The dispatch notes diplomatic tension and regional moves amid ongoing Balkan strains with Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Premice
Vienne
Boleariag. Gover
Curtis Jett Sentenced In Kentucky Murder Case
Court records show Curtis Jett convicted of assassinating Jim Cockrill in Jackson Kentucky on July 21, 1992. Judge Osborne ordered Jett into custody with execution by hanging on December 18, 1903, a remark from Jett and defense motions noted as proceedings move toward appeal in Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthiena
Curtis Jett
Jim Cockrill
Jackson
Kyr
Judge Oborne
Craigmyle
Sheriff Leach
Jett
Oborne
Anothen
Sanset
Blanton
JetCs
Osborne
Weldt
Lexington
Court of Appeals
Frankfort
Liquor Dealers Barred At Sovereign Grand Session
Baltimore reports a sovereign grand lodge session where attempts to admit mixed blend members and to give patriarchs militant direct representation failed. A proposal defining Gen M A Raney salary at 1.20 also failed, while liquor dealer inclusion and prize schedules for degree exemplifications were announced, with cups valued at 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Patriarchs Militant
Sovereign Grant Lodge
M. A. Raney
Patriarchs
Meridian Lodge
Manapalis
Ind
Federal City Lodge
Washington Iy, C
Woodward Todgc
Woodward, Ia
Toodward Lodge
Woodward
En- Manapolis
Columbus Lodge
Washington, D. C
Woodward Lodge
Richmond
Sylvia Lodge
Indianapolis
Claosure Lodge
Syracuse
N. C
Hubbell Wealth Transfers for Des Moines College Fund
Frederick M. Hubbell and wife Frances transfer about 5041.44 to Trustees Frederick M. Hubbell and Grover C. Hubbell and successors for the establishment of a college of learning in Des Moines Iowa with a limitation to the state for that purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Frederick M. Hubbell
Iowa
Frances FE. Hubbell
Grover C. Hubbell
College of Learning
President Roosevelt avoids new discussion on Miller case stance
The president finishes summer at Segamor Pit then returns to Washington with Mrs. Roosevelt and children. He will not discuss the Miller case or host a conference on it, sticking to principles outlined in his published letters and refusing to enter a broader debate. Mitchell the mine workers president plans luncheon in Washington, but the meeting will not center on Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lb
Roosevelt
Segamore Pit
Christ Episcopal Church
Rooseevelt
Etsel
Archie
Quentin
Loeb
Washington
Mitchel
W. HH. Alister
Government Printing Office
Mitchell
Miller
Cortelyou
United States
Fitzsimmons Gardner Bout in November Planned
At Bath Beach a conference settled to stage a 20 round light heavyweight title fight at the Yosemite Club San Francisco or New York area in late November. Gardner holds the title with a 70 percent purse for the winner and 25 percent to the loser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bath Beach
Bob Fitzsimmons
Wm. Pierce
Boston
George Gardner
James C. Kennedy
Yosemite Athletic Club
San Francisco
Fitzsimmons
Gardner
Yosemite Club
Tragedy at German Lutheran Church in Lacrosse
Herman Rossow fatally shot his wife at the German Lutheran church corner of Fifth and Cass streets during Sunday services in Lacrosse Wisconsin. Rossow wounded himself and both were attended by hundreds of witnesses. Mrs Rossow appeared to be dying while Rossow was dangerously wounded but may survive. The couple had been separated for some time and Rossow waited at a livery barn opposite the church before the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
Wis
Fifth
Cass Streets
Siunfay
Herman Rossow
Ead Firmsett
Rossow
Lynching in Lynchburg as mob shoots inmate outside jail
In Lynchburg Tennessee on September 26 a mob seized a Black man jailed for assaulting a white woman after a violent clash with the sheriff and 25 white men. One of the mob was shot and wounded. Three lynchers were captured inside the jail. one confessed naming 13 mob members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Tenn
Jall Deer
Ruth Bryan and W. A. Leavitt to wed in Fairview
Lincoln Neb sept 26 The marriage of Miss Ruth Bryan and W A Leavitt of Newport will take place Saturday evening October 3 at Fairview the home of the Bryans. Dr Swearingen pastor of the First Presbyterian Church will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linncoln
Neb
Ruth Bryan
W. A. Leavitt
Newport
Fairview
Bryans
Dr. Swearingen
First Presbyterian Church
Will Build Cup Challenger
London Sept 26 Capt Wales of Sydney is in England to arrange a yacht built to contest the America’s Cup He proposes a boat with a twin keel of his own design as part of the challenger plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wales
Sydney
England
Physician Dies During Operation in Kansas
Dr. Choe Gardiner, a renowned physician from Emporia Kansas, collapsed and died from heart failure while performing an operation on a patient at his home. The incident occurred September 26 and shocked the local medical community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jsmporia
Kan
Choe. Gardiner
Chief of Police Jenkins Killed in Attala Bar Disturbance
Attala Alabama September 28 Chief of Police Jenkins was shot and killed while attempting to quell a disturbance behind a saloon. Patrolman W H Blankenship and John White were seriously wounded. John White and Gibbs were involved in a dispute with gunfire. White is in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attala
Ala
Jenkins
W. H. Blankenship
John White
Gibbs
Chief Jenkins
White
Balloonists complete France to England flight
Count De la Vaulx and Count d'Outrement descended a balloon near Hull Yorkshire after leaving Paris. The nonstop crossing marks the first successful balloon journey from France to England in under 21 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Balison
London
Count de la Vaulx
Hull
Yorkshire
Paris
Portugal to Check Secret Emigration from Azores
Lisbon Sept 28 The Portuguese government will create a special police force for the Azores to halt the secret emigration that has been ongoing for some time, especially to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Oes
Lisbon
Azore Islands
United States
Berlin tests electric rail line speeds over 117 mph
Speed contest on the Zossen experimental electric railroad near Berlin reached over 117 miles per hour during a high speed trial. Officials reported the record as a milestone in electric traction and rail development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Yellow fever rises in Laredo Texas amid quarantines
In Laredo Texas yellow fever cases climbed with two deaths and 12 new infections reported. Dr Guiteras led a house to house survey confirming 12 genuine cases as the city imposes a strict quarantine limiting movement in Webb County and blocking outbound travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Guiteras
Texas
Webb County
Mariana Treveno
Treveno
Lampasas
Nuevo Laredo
Tampic
General Strike Looms In National Packing Industry
Chicago reports a possible nationwide strike by butchers and affiliated workers if owners do not meet demands from the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of America. Packers offer current wages, but a work demand dispute triggers a nationwide vote Monday, with potential action affecting over 50 000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Amalgamated
Murdered Birmingham Woman Found in Lake
The body of Mollie Williams, about 25, was recovered from East Lake with three bullet wounds to the head. No struggle was evident. Physicians call it murder. Suspect Carl A. Kelley, a painter from Jacksonville and Macon, was arrested after being seen at the lake Thursday afternoon. He denies involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Mollie Williams
Sast Lake
Caariel A. Kelley
Jacksonville
Fila
Macon
Dres den to open first continent alcohol cure institution
Berlin will inaugurate October 1 the first continent wide institution for cure of drunkenness. Patients must be sane diagnosable as curable and voluntarily submit to a healthful living regime. Atlanta observers report Bishop Henry M. Turner advocating separation of the races as the solution to the race problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dresden
Atlanta
Henry M. Turner
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Lorvale Wilmer Secrecated At His Niagara Falls Home
In a brief Newark typed fragment from Niagara Falls New York on September 28 Lorvale Wilmer was secreted at a residence. The notice provides minimal readable details about an event involving this individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara’ Falls
N. Y
Lorvale
Wilmer
Train wreck on Southern Railway trestle near Danville kills nine
A south bound Southern railway mail train jumped a 75 foot trestle near Danville Virginia on Sunday. Nine crew members were killed and seven injured. The wreck collapsed a 500 foot wooden trestle on a sharp curve. Fire crews extinguished flames as traffic across two divisions was delayed for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodie
Southern
Riverside
Danville
Lou Dillon Will Not Enter Rivalry for Supremacy
Cleveland dispatch reports Lou Dillon owner C K G Billings will not let the five year old mare race for supremacy. Lou Dillon is inexperienced and untrained and will travel with the Billings string to Lexington for two engagements. After Lexington she heads to Memphis for two trials against the world trotting record, likely her final run of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
C. K. G. Billings
Lou Dillon
Lexington
Memphis
Policeman Shot by Negro in Birmingham
In Birmingham on a Sunday night Officer J. A. Mullin, one of the city's oldest policemen, was shot fatally while pursuing a suspected criminal in a tough district. The dying man named a Negro informant who led him to the wanted suspect, who fired three shots into Mullin before fleeing. the suspect's name remains unknown to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
J. A. Mullin
Preparing For War Looms In Balkan Dispatches
London reports from September 28 indicate both Turkey and Bulgaria are actively preparing for the possibility of war amid ongoing dispatches. In Chicago, September 28, Alexander Clark of Evanston promoter of the Chicago elevated loop and North Shore electric line was found dead in the waiting room of Wisconsin Central station Antioch. Dr Alvin G Alderman, a well known American, in Monterey also noted. Schools have suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Turkey
Bulgaria
Chicago
Alexander Clark
Evanston
Ioop
North Shore Electric Line
Wisconsin: Central
Antioch
Alderman
Monterey
Mex
Ameri
Chicago Centennial Jubilee Opens With Fire Gloriously
Chicago marks its 100 year anniversary with a centennial jubilee. One hundred tons of combustibles burned in downtown as a symbolic, harmless replica of the 1871 fire. Sunday services spread through 300 churches and a Lincoln Park Indian encampment reunions one hundred tribes. A crowd estimated up to 260000 attended the encampment events. Musicians warn that if the US Marine Band joins the program, other bands may withdraw from the parade and pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Chicago Federation of Musicians
United States Marine Band
Army Maneuvers at Camp Young West Point Ky
Troops at Camp Young prepare for the first maneuvers on Monday simulating advance and rear guard actions. The hospital treats 1H patients after injuries with Lt. Baskette from the Third Infantry and Capt. Morrison of the 20th Infantry among the wounded. Col. Raspopoff the Russian attache and Lt. Col. Foster of Great Britain arrive for the exercises.
Mrs Davis Rallies Amid Fears for Her Health
Buffalo report says Mrs Jefferson Davis shows marked improvement after a difficult period. Doctors cautious, noting she remains in danger despite the positive turn. The rally began Sunday with Mrs Davis sleeping fitfully and awakening in better spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Degeneracy Debate At Cassel Congress Addresses Inheritance
Berlin reports on a nationalist congress in Cassel where Dr. Moritz of Alsberg argued inherited degeneracy spreads across Europe. He linked it to social influence and alcohol, proposing a health certificate before marriage to curb alcoholism and resulting weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Cassel
Moritz
Alsberg
Lenovsky Confesses to Hatchet Murder of Senneke
Wilkesbarre man Peter Lenovsky awaiting execution admits in confession he dealt the fatal hatchet blow to Anthony Senneke during the Exeter mine killing in April 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Peter Lenovsky
Anthony Senneke
Exeter
Senneke
France likely to assume protectorate over Morocco
Berlin reports that France may back the sultan of Morocco to quell unrest and assume protectorate status, aiming for an international arrangement per the National Zeitung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
National Zeitung
France
Morocco
Women Win Majority on Kansas County School Boards
The state superintendent reports that Kansas women have elected a majority of the members on county school boards across about 2,000 districts. This reflects a broad shift in local education governance with women taking control in many communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Stat Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kansas
Master Bakers Elect New Leaders At Milwaukee Meet
G Lt Hehengarten of St. Louis was chosen president and August Schmidt of Milwaukee was named vice president at the United Master Bakers of America convention in Milwaukee. The next convention will be in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Bakers
Milwaukee
Wis
G. Lt. Hehengarten
St. Louis
United Master Bakers of America
August Schmidt
Treasure Ship Discovered Near Jacksonvilla Site
A found vessel identified as the Treasure Ship was reported near Jacksonvilla on September 25. Details are scarce as officials verify the find and assess potential artifacts and ownership. Local authorities coordinate with maritime historians to determine provenance and salvage rights.
Death Follows Banquet Marked by Unlucky Thirteen
Dublin Indiana reports the demise of Mrs. Katherine Gilbert a prominent society woman linked to the Martha Washington society. At a banquet for the group thirteen guests were present triggering superstitions. Friday morning she died and her husband planned to act as pallbearer for a Civil War comrade but will instead attend his wife's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ind
Katherine Gilbert
T. M. Bales
Martha Washington Society
Perkins Re-elected President of Indiana Federation of Labor
Edgar A. Perkins was unanimously re-elected president at the Indiana Federation of Labor meeting in South Bend Indiana on Wednesday. New officers include First Vice President George Martie of Muncie Second Vice President Lilly Fredericks of Indianapolis Third Vice President Wellington O Connor of Staunton Fourth Vice President James E Hagerty of Terre Haute Fifth Vice President Charles J Steiss of Fort Wayne and Secretary Treasurer John W Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Edgar A. Perkins
Indiana Federation of Leber
George Mertie
Muncie
Interurban Work Train Collides With Passenger Train
In South Marion Indiana on Thursday afternoon a collision between an Indiana Union traction line interurban work train and a Cincinnati Richmond Munice railroad passenger train killed three men and left two fatally injured. Joseph Wolf the crewman on the passenger train suffered almost decapitation. Fifteen workmen escaped by jumping. John Armour and W A Ladd of West Marion, on the work train, were killed. Others injured include David Moore of Marion and John Caldwell with internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Iid
Indiana Union Traction
Cincinnati, Richmond
John Caldwell
Boiler Explosion Lands Several Hurt in Indiana
A boiler explosion near Schooner in Brown Township, Bloomington, Indiana, fatally injures James Wise and Gilbert Sturgeon. Mary Wise is badly burned, and Ray Wise and Henry Rose are injured. The boiler was said to be out of water and a heavy iron piece flew into a nearby store where farmers sat. Several houses were partly destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Brown Reunty
James Wise
Gilbert Sturgeon
Mary Wise
Ray Wise
Sawyer
Henry Rose
Pine Noiler
Brown
Sturgeon
Elderly man ends life over toothache in Anderson
Geo Blavier, a septuagenarian pioneer of Anderson Indiana, killed himself by poisoning himself with carbolic acid after days of severe toothache. Relatives urged extraction but he refused and sought various remedies to ease the pain before dying several hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Geo. Blavier
24th Indiana infantry reunion officers named
South Bend Indiana September 25 24th Indiana infantry reunion elected officers President D W Worden Peru Indiana first vice president D B Hatesinson Goshen Indiana second vice president S Ir Allbright Goshen Indiana treasurer Perry Shoemaker Union Mills Indiana secretary P H Ducomb Lakeville Indiana corresponding secretary W H Whited Argus Indiana Next reunion will be held at Goshen Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
24Th
Indiana Infantry
D. W. Worden
Peru
D. B. Hates- Inson
Goshen
Sir Allbright
Perry Shoemaker
Union Mills
P. H. Ducomb
Lakeville
W. H. Whited
Argus
Roll Wins English Hotel Trophy at Indianapolis Clinic
In Indianapolis on September 24, George Roll of Blue Island NL won the English Hotel trophy in the gun clinic tournament with a 147 to 146 victory over A. Cc. Conner of Pekin Til, out of 150. More high scores were posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
George Roll
Blue Island
A. Cc. Conner
Pekin, Til
Ten-year-old jailed for stealing to free family
Brazil Indiana September 24 Ten-year-old Willie Redmaster is jailed charged with stealing twelve dollars to post bail for his mother and sister. The boy stayed with his father after his parents separated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stele
Brazil
Ind
Willie Redmaster
Indiana Day at St Louis Expo Planned for Sept 15
Indiana Day at the St Louis exposition is set for Thursday September 15. Assistant Secretary Alexander asked Gov Durbin to fix the date and the governor approved the change Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
St. Louis Exposition
Alexander
Durbin
Indicted for Murder in Bedford Indiana Case
Bedford Ind Sept 26 Joseph Weeks and wife Cora Weeks indicted by grand jury for murder of Cora Weeks mother Susan M Ireland. Authorities report arrest of weeks as suspects and ongoing investigation into the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Joseph Weeks
Cora Weeks
Mulder
Susan M. Ireland
Bota
Stone Cutters' Guild Formed at Bedford Meeting
A report from Bedford notes a stone cutters' guild organizing during a meeting. The sketch mentions the Bt. National stone workers and a focus on cutting and writing crafts. The item reflects local trade group activity and community craft pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Bt. National
Sanity of a horse in Brazil court suit
In Brazil Indiana a farmer named Joseph Siner sues horse dealer Charlie Murphy claiming a fine horse went on its knees for an hour and wandered aimlessly in a pious mood. Siner seeks 150 dollars damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Joseph Siner
Charlie Murphy
Rabb. in Circuit Court Denies Appeal Papers
In Lafayette Indiana on September 26 the circuit court refused to file the attorneys for Moses F Cause as to exceptions or the records in the case. This blocks an appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court. The lawyers seek a writ of mandamus to compel Judge Rabb to sign the papers for appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette, Tud
Rabb
Circuit Court
Train wreck kills fireman on Vandalia line in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on September 24 a heavy freight train on the Vandalia struck a curve at Merrill Street. Fireman Gaughan was crushed and killed, engineer Thom Gaughan and fireman Fred Harris were injured but survived. The curve area was being assisted when the disaster occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Merrill Street
Sec
Gaughan
Thom Gaughan
Fred Harris
Indiana wholesale grocers form state combine
Indianapolis, Sept. 26. Several Indiana wholesale grocers met with F C Letts of Chicago. Letts announces a preliminary organization for a state wholesale grocers combination. A second meeting in October aims to complete the organization with a capital of 161100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
F.C. Letts
Chicago
Gasoline Explosion Triggers 20000 Fire in Winslow District
Fire of unknown origin destroyed a block of frame and brick buildings in Winslow near Princeton Indiana. The blaze caused $20000 in damage and killed Joseph Millard who died from the excitement after the disaster occurred Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
Glones
Winslow
Joseph Millard
Gifford Founder of Invalids' Home Dies at 73
Kokomo Indiana September 26 Dr T V Gifford founder of the invalids home and editor of the Journal of Hygro Therapy died at the home he established years ago aged 73 his dying request was that the hour of his burial be kept secret from the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
T. V. Gifford
The
Invalids’ Home
Harper Linked to Arson Plot in Pierceville Case
Emmott Harper is placed on bonus on arson charges in Pierceville Indiana. William Sizers, reformatory inmate, told the grand jury Harper paid him fifty dollars to help burn the house of Henry Underwood, Harper’s brother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierceville
Ind
Emmott Harper
Wiliam S
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Harper
Henry Underwood
Irish fugitive admits identity in extradition case
Indianapolis on September 23 The Lracheham extradition case concluded before U S Commissioner Mocies with a sensational admission as the prisoner confessed he is the Irish fugitive pursued by the British government for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Lracheham
United States
Mocies
Terre Haute R C Church Splits Men and Women Groups
Terre Haute Indiana officials report that Catholic clergy halted formation of a women’s auxiliary to the Young Men's Institute and stated the church supports entirely separate organizations for men and women in social and benevolent activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Young Men’s Institute
Socie Zions
Aged Woman Fatally Burned in Arlington Kitchen
Shelbyville Ind Sept 24 Mrs Benjamin Marshall 76 of Arlington was preparing dinner when raising a stove lid caused clothing to ignite in a flash singeing the upper body. She cannot recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Benjamin Marshall
Arlington
Waylaid by highway robbers in Bloomfield
In Bloomfield Indiana on September 26 William H. Ryan was waylaid on the road by robbers. He stood his ground and received a blow to the head from a second assailant, leaving him knocked from his buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Ind
Republican Eugene Gilbert Support Stated in Indiana
Fort Wayne Indiana September 26 Elmer Leonard announces candidacy for re election to the Republican state committee and pledges support to Lieut Gov Gilbert as candidate for governor in the upcoming race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Fort Wayne
Ind
Elmer Leonard
Republican State Committee
Givert
Po'izr Pols Season Preview and Local Polo League Outlook
A fragment outlines the Andercon ind Beri season for the Po'izr Pols, noting three area activities and racing polo league events. The text mentions Western and Central polo leagues and pole ch roler skating as part of winter sports among regional clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andercon
Ind
Beri
Polo Leagray
Pole
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