Weather Forecast for Wednesday through Friday in Several States
Washington notices showers in Indiana Illinois and backward notes. Michigan expects fair by Thursday with warmer west. Nebraska shows Thursday showers then fair and warmer. Kentucky mostly fair Friday with warmer winds. Wisconsin and Minnesota forecast fair Thursday, warmer west, with Friday showers in east and cooler in west. North Dakota fair with warmer Thursday, some showers and cooler Friday. Leveal Observations list temperatures around 76 degrees and precipitation totals. Blythe signs off as Section Director.
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Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic Ports
Shipping news notes arrivals and departures at Crockhaven Bowthampton Liverpool Glasgow SOWREAD Antwerp and Philadelphia. Vessels include Numidian Germanic Friesland Oceanic Teuton Norse Norwegian and Rhyn Bend with routes to New York Philadelphia Antwerp and Rotterdam.
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Cleveland to visit Minnesota for hunting trip in October
ST. PAUL Minn August 12 Former President Grover Cleveland has written to friends in the city accepting conditionally an invitation to visit Minnesota for a hunting expedition in October He says he will come if he can arrange his affairs accordingly.
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Grover Cleveland
Minnesota
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Beaten by a Negro Capt Henry of Alexandria Likely to Die
Alexandria Ind Aug 12 A fight between Capt George Henry Civil War veteran and Richard Raymer a colored barber left Henry with a broken shoulder and in critical condition doctors doubt he will recover Raymer is jailed and stories differ about the incident Henry a respected gas belt hospital nurse was said to have gone to Raymer s shop to take control and a street brawl followed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Alexandria
Ind
George Henry
Richard Raymer
Captain Henry
Raymer
Capt
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da Henry
Hatton Federal Warrants Growl Near Lafayette
In Lafayette Indiana Harry Hatton, at large in woods south of the city, faces warrants from federal and state authorities. Accused of opening a family mail, he is said to be fixed on a cousin’s daughter, has stalked the cousin’s home, and shot at the man with a gun from hiding. Locals search nearby woods for the suspect.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Harry Hatton
Hatton
Daniel Hatton
Hattons
Firebug at West Hammond Sparks Village Fear
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a murderous arsonist in West Hammond burning three two story buildings at midnight to target an insurance and real estate agent with whom he had a business dispute. Tenants escaped with their lives as authorities hunt the suspect amid mounting frenzy.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hammond
Ind
West Hammond
Paul
Ipinski
Liar accusation sparks clash at Indiana fairgrounds
At Lawrenceburg fairgrounds James L. Riddle of Hebron Ky accused John W. Watson of misusing a borrowed vehicle. An altercation followed with Riddle calling Watson a liar and striking him. Watson retaliated, breaking Riddle’s nose. Watson was jailed as Riddle received medical care. Both men kept horses at the fair.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Fair Grounds
James L. Riddle
Hebron
Riddle
John W. Watson
Erlanger
Watson
Attacks and Assaults Reported in Indiana Events
In Valparaiso Mrs. A B Biggs shows signs of recovery after an attack suspected rape by John Wilson. injuries include a broken collarbone scalp gash severe throat injury and broken ribs. In Lafayette Frederick Wissing is arrested for mailing an obscene letter to Louise Haupt and released to await federal grand jury action. In Parker a saloon brawl between Thomas Williams and Rufus Tharp ends with Tharp stabbed and wounded.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
la Follette
Frederick Wissing
August Wissing
Louise Haupt
Yountsville
Rankin Wetwight
Kimmel
Murder at Terre Haute Ends in Quick Fatal Shootout
TERRE HAUTE Ind Aug 12 William Redman aged forty five was shot and instantly killed by Alexander Humphrey this afternoon. They quarreled about a woman. Humphrey was arrested. Both men are cul o
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
William Redman
Alexander Humphrey
Humphrey
Goat Eats Revenue Stamps Prompting The Purge
In Memphis, a wholesale whisky firm sold five barrels to a saloon. The owner’s goat ate the revenue stamps from the barrel heads, leading to the confiscation of the whisky after an inspector found the stamps missing. The goat will be killed and its stomach examined to recover the stamps and shield the publican from a heavy fine.
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Memphis
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United States
Cupid is Knocked Out by Marion College Room Keeper
John Lantz, elderly rooming house keeper in South Marion, struck Merle Barbee, a 21 year old student from Marion Normal College, with an iron bar after Barbee escorted a young woman from the house. Barbee suffered a four inch scalp wound and may be seriously injured. Lantz was jailed on an assault charge with intent to kill.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
John Lantz
Merle Barbee
Lantz
South Marion
Marion Normal College
Barbee
Wiggins to Have Charge of California Exhibit
Frank Wiggins, once of Wiggins now in Los Angeles, chosen to head the California exhibit at the St Louis exposition. He has long led California’s display efforts at major fairs, serving as secretary and superintendent in Los Angeles and managing exhibits for Chicago and San Francisco events.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Frank Wiggins
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Wiggins
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Southern California
Chicago
St. Louis
County Commissioner Blocks Free Band Concert in Hartford City
In Hartford City Indiana on August 12 George Willman a Democratic County Commissioner halted a planned free concert by Phinney's United States Band on courthouse lawn. Deputies and city officers were ordered to stop the event but sheriff ignored the order. About 2500 residents gathered to hear the program despite Willman’s protest and subsequent defeat for reelection sparked wide comment.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
George Willman
Board of County Commissioners
Phinney
United States Band
Wii Man
Willman
Window Hous es To Start
Anderson Ind Aug 12 General Superintendent Strom of this city who oversees the American Window Glass Company plants said the Big Four plant will start October 15. It is among the companys largest factories and was thought to be closed permanently. About 0 skilled operatives are employed there. Strom also announced the dtot plant in alley would begin operations and may receive blowing machines.
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Anderson
Ind
Strom
American Window Glass Company
American Company
Dtot
Alley
Fort Wayne
Berghofft
E. N. Crouse
Fifth
Crouse
Marion
Chicago
Cobb
Federal
Department
Treasury
Cupid in the Tabernacle at Ohio Falls Holiness Camp
Harry Welker manager of the Georgetown Indiana telephone exchange married Laura Hanger of Milltown Indiana today at the Ohio Falls Holiness Association campgrounds on Silver Heights west of Selty Ear a. v. Roth member of the association witnessed the ceremony and their attire described in brief.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
Harry Welker
Georgetown
Laura Hanger
Milltown
Ohio Falls Holiness Association
Silver Heights
5Elty
Ear A. v. Roth
Acquaintance Sparked Five-Year Path After Camp Meeting
Five years ago the pair met at a camp meeting held at White Sulphur Springs in Crawford County, forging a connection that led to their collaboration and plans for the future.
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White Sulphur Springs
Crawford County
Westerly Yearly Meeting Held in Noblesville
In Noblesville Indiana Aug 12 the Westerly Yearly Meeting of the Bible School and Christian Endeavor Assembly of Friends Churches of Indiana and Illinois began a three day session. Professor Elbert Russell of Earlham College spoke at the opening. Rev Sylvester Newlin led morning devotion and addressed missionary work in Mexico. Other speakers included Rev E J Rees Earlham President R Kelley and George H Moore of Paoli.
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Noblesville
Ind
Bible School and
Christian Endeavor Assembly
The
Friends’ Church of Indiana and
Illnois
Elbert Russell
Earlham College
Sylvester Newlin
Westfield
Mr. Newlin
Mexico
E. J. Rees
R. Kelley
Earlham
George H. Moore
Pauli
Wife Changes Mind Leaves Family in Fort Wayne
Mrs. Fred Ensch deserted her husband and several children after a note saying she could not live with him. He appealed to police to locate her. She had recently sued for divorce and won an order barring him from annoying her. He found work in Chicago, she later asked him to return, he did so, then she disappeared after packing up.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fred Ensch
Eusch
Chicago
Court Amends Order In Sequestered Taxes Case
Washington Ind August 12 The court withdraws the original order to Washington National Bank permitting County Assessor Daily to inspect draft records in the Dr F M Harned tax matter. An amended order is issued as lawyers prepare for a major legal battle amid public and newspaper debate over the issue.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington, Ind
Washington National Bank
F. M. Harned
Gas shut off in Montpelier plant over unpaid bills
Fort Wayne Gas Company cut gas to city water and light plant in Montpelier after council deemed gas bills too high at about 700 monthly. Plant remained fueled by coal on hand, so operation not halted though gas service was suspended.
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Indianapolis Journal
Montpelier
Ind
Fort Wayne
Miss Maud Brown Not Appointed Rural Carrier
Washington Indiana August 12. A report that Maud Brown has been named a rural mail carrier is false. Her brother, ill and resigning Sept 1, left a substitute emergency carrier who will serve until a regular appointment is made. Brown plans no future carrier role. Anderson Indiana August 12. Trustee Jerome Brown faces a township funds payout over turkey losses. Farmers led by Meredith Stanley Frank Pittsford William Main and Daniel Rhoads demand compensation for depredations by dogs, value over twenty five birds per head. Brown delays payment seeking the dogs’ scalp as proof.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Ind
Miss Maud Brown
Miss Brown
Anderson
Jerome Brown
Meredith Stanley
Frank Pittsford
William Main
Daniel Rhoads
Brown
Landis visits Hamilton county constituents in friendly tour
Representative Chas. B. Landis is touring Hamilton county towns and Noblesville, reporting warm receptions and optimism about his renomination. He notes no known opposition, praising improving political conditions and local prosperity as he continues through Noblesville and surrounding areas.
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Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
Ind
Chas. B. Landis
Hamilton County
Imposing Odd Fellows Parade Led by Bodine in Anderson
A large procession moved through Anderson led by Major General J. E. Bodine, with cantons from Muncie, Indianapolis, Marion and other towns. Odd Fellows joined the opening production of Pain’s ancient Rome. Nearby cities reported reunions, fairs, and local gatherings across Indiana on Aug 12.
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J. E. Bodine
Patriarchs
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Barrett and Ross Moff Marriage Near Here
Nora E Barrett daughter of John Barrett a Pike County farmer and Ross from St Louis were married near here last evening after more than a year of correspondence. Ross had not met his bride until he arrived this week.
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Pike County
Mr. Ross
St. Louis
Morristown Obituary Notices From Aug. 12
Morristown veteran W L Patten died at 5 PM after a 24 hour illness. Goshen master painter Edgar G Currie, age 49, died this afternoon. Union City widow Mrs Andrew Dunn, 82, mother of S H Dunn and Thomas Dunn, passed away after eight months. Evansville business man Mrs Thomas M Elliott, 63, died in Chicago and will be interred here. Shelbyville resident Mrs Polly L Tatman died at 73, survived by Dr Bernal Tatman and Mrs M Hamilton Goodrich. Valparaiso's William Wilson Sr, 87, died at home with family in Porter county.
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W. L. Patten
Goshen
Edgar G. Currier
Mulholland
Dunkirk
N. Y
Woodmen of the World
Samaritan
Union City
Andrew Dunn
S. H. Dunn
Atlas Bank
Thomas Dunn
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Indianapolis
Hamilton
Evansville
Thomas M. Elliott
Chicago
Elliott
Shelbyville
Polly L. Tatman
Bernal Tatman
Mount Vernon
M. Hamilton Goodrich
Baltimore
Valpariso
William Wilson
Valparaiso
Porter County
New Strike At Marion Electrical Workers For Higher Pay
Marion Indiana August 12 unionized linemen and other electrical workers at United Telephone Company walked out seeking a higher wage scale. About thirty five striking workers including trouble shooters and subforemen demand pay increases after the company refused to sign the proposed scale first presented June 15. Central Union Telephone Company has not signed yet but workers expect a settlement. other city firms have signed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
United Telephone Company
Central Union Telephone Company
Go Out in Sympathy in Bluffton Strike
Twenty linemen working on United Telephone Company cables in Bluffton walk out in sympathy with Marion strikers. They were ordered out though no direct grievance, amid demands from Marion workers for higher pay from $2.59 to $2.75 daily and shorter six to eight hour shifts. Most workers belong to Butterfield Construction, under contract to improve United systems in Bluffton, Marion, Hartford City, Montpelier and other points.
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Bluffton
Ind
United Telephone Company
Marion
Electrical Workers
Butterfield Construction Company
United
Hartford City
Montpelier
Painter Union Opposes Labor Political Mixing
Lafayette Ind Aug 12 Michael P Carrick general secretary of the Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators in America said the union would not tolerate any resolution endorsing a political candidate. He telegrammed locals to a National Building Trades Council in Denver to not endorse any candidate. Carrick opposes labor and politics mixing.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Michael P. Carrick
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
America
Building Trades Council
Ever
Carrick
Drug Store at Hall Morgan County Wrecked by Dynamite
C C McMorris's drug store in Hall Morgan county was blown up by dynamite at 1 this morning. McMorris says he does not know a reason for the attack though he admits selling intoxicants. He estimates stock and building damage at about $1,000.
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Indianapolis Journal
Martinsville
Ind
McMorris
Change in Sentiment in Southern Indiana Saloons
Evansville Ind August 12 Authorities at Rockport issue strict enforcement orders under Nicholson law as sentiment grows against saloons in southern Indiana. Public opinion in small towns favors stricter liquor laws and suppression of gambling with Evansville planning a higher saloon license. The city currently charges 75 dollars annually, likely to rise to 250 under statutes.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
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Rockport
Indiana
Police raid gamblers in Lafayette carnival city crackdown
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports an early morning police raid on carnival gamblers in Lafayette. Officers seized roulette tables faro banks slot machines and gambling paraphernalia and arrested seven gamblers on Main Street. A second wave of raids was anticipated later in the week as authorities push to curb illicit gaming during the carnival period.
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Indianapolia Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Atrol Ese
Main Street
Grand Lodge officers elected at Evansville session
The grand lodge elected officers for the ensuing year including Grand V C John Goodale Seymour and other posts in Evansville Indianapolis Bedford Lafayette and New Albany. In Lapel Indiana residents rejected Wesley Moore’s bid for a saloon license after a remonstrance claiming improper delegation of power. Demonstrations followed the decision with a jubilation meeting planned.
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Albert Frey
Charles Heyden
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New Albany
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Indianapolis
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Bedford
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Joseph Schaub
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Maleracee
Supreme
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Selpt
Swindled Real Estate Trader Loses Farm Scam
B F Zell of Eugene bought the Collett farm of 701 acres for 42000 last May and sold it to Lorenzo Platt of Chicago for 25000, taking the Alabama Hotel as part payment. A later trade offered 5000 acres in Tennessee for the hotel, but Zell found Huntsville town built over the site and his deed worthless whereas the hotel changed hands with a day title. Zell is nearly penniless.
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Eugene
Collett
Lorenzo Platt
Chicago
Alabama Hotel
Zell
Tennessee
Huntsville
Hoosier News Briefs Outline Local Disputes and Reunions
Noblesville sues to block a dam on White River two miles north of town, claiming floodbackwater will harm 160 acres and public health. land condemned. Simmons reunion draws relatives from multiple towns at J S Simmons grove. Pendleton mills sold, Huntsville mills changed hands, exchanges. Hutton farm barn fire destroys large structure with hay and corn losses. Riley Richardson’s son undergoes cherry stone surgery after stuffing ears. doctor required anaesthetic. League convention delayed for venue issues. will be held later. State Hog Breeders meet in Shelbyville. Lebanon hosts next year. Old settlers gathering slated for Madison County on Aug 27. Governor Durbin invited. Washington county institute in Salem with 250 teachers. instructors Conner and Douglass. Pike County Institute in Petersburg. 150 enroll. Crown Point hosts 173rd Regiment reunion Sept 16–17. Harry Connelly, 14, dies from bicycle fall while exploring.
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Wilkinson
Simmons
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Fred Aiman
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Amboy
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George Phipps
Joseph Copeland
Ilinois
Pendleton
Sam Hutton
Here
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Riley Richardson
Shelbyville
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Anderson
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Salem
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Indianapolis
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Valparaiso
Seventy-third
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Osgood
Harry Connelly
Mills Shut Down in Pittsburg Area For Oct 1 Reopening
Steam of notices hits steel towns as Crucible Steel Slinger Nimick mill announces closure until October 1 affecting 400 workers. Leechburg Hyde American Sheet Steel suspend operations, Vandergrift mills also shut. cause unknown.
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Missing banker Brown found. Union Trust assets tallied
New Holland Ohio. John K. Brown cashier of the Union Trust Company who vanished Monday has been heard from. An investigating committee recovered 107000 in notes and bonds, plus real estate and other property, lifting assets toward 120000. Brown's shortage is not expected to exceed 10000.
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Van derbilt Returns From Europe With Bride Rich Duty Paid
Reginald C. Van derbilt, back from Europe with his bride, paid eight thousand dollars in duties at Boston port. It marks the largest single duty paid by a returning tourist at that port on record.
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New York
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Boston
Death on Calumet River Claims Chicago Man
Fishermen John and Fred Davidson, brothers from Chicago, vacationing at Clarke Station near Hammond Indiana, fished the Calumet river. An upset boat left John unable to swim and drowned. Fred was rescued with difficulty. A separate item reports a New Albany child scalding case deemed accidental after coroner inquiry.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hammond
Ind
John
Fred Davidson
Chicago
Clark's
Here
John Davidson
Hammond tragedy follows end to a lamp blast
Julius Taussig stepped on a match near a lamp causing an explosion that enveloped his wife in flames. She suffered severe burns as bystanders rushed to aid them and police opened an investigation into the accident.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hammond
Ind
Julius Taussig
Death of Mrs Krusenklaus Attributed to Bicycle Crash
Evansville Indiana August 12 authorities failed to place blame for the death of Mrs Katherine Krusenklaus who was run into by a bicyclist and died. William Neal a young man charged with manslaughter was discharged from custody at the request of Henry Krasenklaus husband of the woman. Neal was exonerated in the evidence taken by the coroner.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Katherine Krusenklaus
William Neal
Henry Krasenklaus
Neal
Miltion Jef fries Killed in Greenville Runaway Incident
Greenville Ohio area reports Milton Jef fries aged sixty five died instantly at 2 PM in a runaway. Mae is described as a prominent local farmer.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greenville
Milton Jeffries
Mae
Special Architect Cobb Removed From Chicago Building
Secretary Shaw removed Mr. Cobb as special architect for the Chicago federal building. No reason given. The building will likely be completed under the supervising architect’s office with no successor appointed. Cobb’s authority has waned for months, and the decision follows prolonged Treasury protests over delays in construction dating from 1895.
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Washington
Shaw
Cobb
Chicago
Mexican government to attend eleventh Irrigation Congress at Ogden
Trade and labor news note official Mexican representation at the eleventh National Irrigation Congress in Ogden. Other items report refunds from the Teese Department, a $500,000 note, and New York banking motions to issue small change. Also: Harbison-Walker Refractories secured a preliminary injunction in Cambria County to keep strikers away from Figart plant. Newark seeks a Black department store. a five thousand dollar fund for energes. Pennsylvania Engineering Works strike settled. tax dispute in St Paul surrounding James J. Hill’s assessment. Mayor Smith advocates measured tax hikes.
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National Irrigation Congress
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Teese Department
Wedr
New York
On Wednesdance
Harbison-Walker Refractories Company
Cambria County
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Themi
Figart
Newark
N. J
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Pennsylvania Engineering Works
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James J. Hill
St. Paul
Smith
Sale of Smuggled Diamonds in New York Auction
New York on August 12 saw Joseph Goodham & Son of Memphis bid successfully at a sale of diamonds smuggled into the country by Michael Leinkram. The firm bought several stones ranging from about a fourth to several karats, with duties reported at zero per cent.
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Michael Leinkram
Joseph Goodham
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