six murders in Indianapolis confessed by grave robber Cantrell
Cantrell the grave robber has confessed under oath to six murders and is serving time. Investigators believe the confession is true and are preparing to present evidence. Victims named include William Waterson and Walter Johnson, with related robberies totaling eight hundred to nine hundred dollars. Bodies were reportedly sold to a medical college.
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Medical College
Enemies Captured After Bar Harbor Naval Maneuvers
Bar Harbor reports a simulated sea battle with Admiral Barker's fleet. After patrols and fog lifting at 4:30 a.m., the opposing force was tactically captured and ordered to follow the blue squadron into Frenchman’s Bay.
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Biwashes Rally In 12th For Dramatic Victory
In a 12 inning clash Biwashes and Frisco tied 4 4 due to a two bagger by Kelly in the ninth. The late rally kept both teams in contention with desperate hitting and strong pitching through extra innings.
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Swatted Puttman Leads Dug in Hit Rich Effort
The Redoubtable Mr. Puttman collected 14 hits as Dug’s bats crackled with sound. McNichol’s two errors aside, the pitching held firm and the crowd cheered the offense. The team must win today and tomorrow to salvage the series with Spokane and others also in action across the circuit.
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Indian Methodist Elder Adopted by Ojibway at Camp Meeting
The Ojibway tribe adopted Presiding Elder Giomeneee of Marquette in a ceremony at Pequam ing grounds as the Indian camp meeting closed. The event included a christening with an Indian pane, while plans were approved to build two aisles and an underground tunnel linking the main store to a new annex on First Avenue.
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First Avenue
Big Card At Races Promises Busy Weekend Card
Races feature 2 15 trot won by Marboy with class time. Five furlongs County race time listed. Queen T wins three and a half furlongs. El Chi O wins six furlongs. Cambaceres wins one mile fifty yards. Fondo odds 2 to 1 wins seven furlongs. Linger Longer dominates fourth race. Sunday diners noted at Leach Washington Street with chicken dinner. Wilson's College announces ninth annual graduation at Matieheeen theater on April 14.
Judge rules Vienna cafe not part of estate assets
Superior Judge Alberteon ruled the Vienna cafe is not part of the community property of the late Paul Dreasdo’s estate and made permanent a restraint preventing administrator J A Payne from taking possession. The court found the restaurant owned by a corporation in which Dreasdo held shares.
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Fire destroys Whatcom shingle mill and dry kiln
A large blaze last evening wiped out the Siemons Shingle Mill Company facilities in Whatcom, including the mill and dry kiln. Estimated loss runs around 22 400 dollars for one and a half million shingles. The mill, in operation eleven years with no prior fire, may be rebuilt at a different site. Four men payroll covered the mill and camps. The origin is believed to be a spark from the burner feeding the sawdust.
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Highwaymen Attack Man With Club And Revolver
Two armed highwaymen accosted Richard Lehn at the corner of Sixth Avenue and University Street around 11 PM. One threatened him with a revolver while the other searched his pockets with a large club, then fled after cursing him. Police heard of the incident around 1 AM.
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Religious services and events listed for Cumberland Presbyterian and others
Local church notices detail sermons and services across multiple denominations including Cumberland Presbyterian Trinity Parish Church of God Green Lake M P Lane Street Presbyterian Madison and Broadway Catholic and Immaculate Conception notices. Also announced is a public lecture by C W Leadbeater and a Victoria sightseeing excursion with round trip fare.
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Green Lake
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Broadway
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Liam
Bath for the Farmers On New Jersey Coast
Farmers from Ocean and Monmouth counties arrive at the coast for their annual bath day. Families travel in for a day outing and view the scene as old ocean waves welcome the crowd. KK Wiatt, noted chamber man, died of diphtheria at his Meadtake Avenue residence aged 42, leaving a wife and two sons.
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California via Shasta Route Trainee Fare Offers Excursions
Train line advertises daily service to San Francisco with special excursion rates July 12 through 16 and August 18 and 19, plus additional dates. Mentions fares to various cities including New Orleans and Omaha and notes descriptive literature available at Pacific Co's offices led by a general agent.
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Local Shirt Sale Promises Big Savings at Hutchinson Co
A local ad claims W B Hutchinson Co offers shirts at 1.00 with two pairs of cuffs included. It touts standard Wilson Bros Madras shirts valued at 1.60 or 1.75 for 1.00 and notes the corner of Bec and Union Street is selling shirts for 1.00 with extra cuff pieces. Clara A Walter and First P church are mentioned with Sunday night plans.
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Daylight Excursion To Victoria August 23
An excursion is planned to Victoria on August 23 with departure at 606 State Ave. Details are limited in the fragment.
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