Weather forecast for Friday and Saturday in Midwest regions
Indiana will see fair weather in the north and showers in the south on Friday, with cooler conditions in the north on Saturday and fresh east winds. Ohio expects mixed skies with showers, cooler temps in the north, and southeast winds by Saturday. Lower Michigan shows Friday fair, Saturday showers with cooler west portions and east to southeast winds. Dakota regions anticipate showers turning to fair in eastern parts, with cooler, east winds Saturday. Western portions see continued unsettled conditions with showers and cooler air. Temperature details note 74 as the mean of Aug 11 with trace precipitation.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Lower
Michigan
North
South Dakota
Wey
Vn- Western Portic
Sateda Fens
Neast
Clowdy
Obituary notices from Aug 13 include ministers and officials
Obituary notices across cities report deaths of religious and civic figures. Gilbert Clevern D D presiding elder of Sea district Japan Conference was born 1857 and died Aug 11. Dr W S Playfair obstetric authority died in Scotland. B Frank Gilkeson longtime banking official died at home Bristol Pa. D Garvin minister of the Christian Church died in Los Angeles aged 74. John Vickers Painter director at Republic Iron and Cleveland & Pittsburg Railway died in Cleveland. Survivors and career highlights listed where provided.
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New York
Missouri Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Gilbert
Seadistrict
Japan
Clevrin
N.Y
Yokohama
Anglo-Japanese College
Tokio
London
Playfair
Andrews
Scotland
Kitson
Elphia
B. Frankee
Bristol
Gilkeson
Harrison
Treasury
Angeles
D. Garvin
Christian Church
Min
Cleveland
John Vickers Painter
Republic Iron Y
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railway Company
Movements of Steamers Across Ports
York and Havre report arrivals and departures as multiple steamers arrive from Lisbon Philadelphia and New York while others sail to Glasgow Bremen Ionian Liverpool and Montreal The York line lists ships La Cham p Teutonic Commonwealth Oceanic La Touraine and others with routes via Plymouth Hamburg and Havre
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Plymouth
Hamburg
Havre
la Touraine
New York
Beek Defaulter Arrested In New Jersey
Edmund J., a former discount clerk at the Mer National Bank in WEWARK New Jersey, was arrested for allegedly stealing nine dollars. He disappeared about two weeks ago and has been taken to Roanoke Virginia for action by Newerk authorities. Smith was employed in the bank for years.
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Wewark
N. J
Edmund J
Mer- National Bank
Williamson
Roanoke
Smith
Bryan at Columbus Targets Power of an Ideal Lecture
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Columbus Ind Aug 13 William Jennings Bryan spoke at City Hall to about five hundred via a nonpartisan show ad campaign. Republicans and Democrats mixed in the audience while a reception followed in the St Denis Hotel. Engineer com ment noted Bryan’s return drew new political loyalties as Sweeney’s absence shifted intro duties to Hugh T Miller.
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Indianapolis Journal
Columbus
Ind
William Jennings Bryan
City Hall
Bryan
Hugh Th. Miller
Peter E. Wills
Preston Rider
Prohibition
Otto Schulz
Pennsylvania Station
Indianapolis
St. Denis
Mr. Bryan
George W. Cooper
Congreve
Cooper
Wil
Engineer
Sweeney
Hugh T. Miller
Chaney Seeks Second District Republican Nomination
John C. Chaney formally announced in the Journal his bid for the Republican nomination in Indiana's Second district. Gratified by the move, local Republicans in Daviess County note Chaney is stronger than rivals and that Miers faces covert opposition, while Democrats who opposed Miers in 1902 largely oppose him again.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Ind
John C. Chaney
Daviess County
Chaney
Miers
Mystery 18 Cleared in Hennesey Death Case
The mystery of J. J. Hennesey's death in Richmond is solved. Hennesey, married and resident of Boston, is positively identified. His widow and three children in Boston request the body be sent there. the remains will be shipped accordingly.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
J. J. Hennesey
Hennesey
Boston
Negotiations Between Linemen at Central Union Break Down
Anderson Indiana August 13 negotiations between striking linemen of the Central Union Telephone Company and managers to settle the strike have been dropped. The men say there will be a fight to the finish with union recognition the only remaining issue. The company has conceded all but discharging current workers, and remains firm while the boycott continues.
Bluffton linemen return to work after sympathy strike
Bluffton Ind Aug 14 The twenty linemen employed by the United Telephone Company who struck here yesterday in sympathy with Marion strikers returned to work today They did not come under the jurisdiction of the Marion union and had no grievance of their own.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
United Telephone Company
Marion
Marion Union
Voted for Gravel Roads Gains in Jackson Township
Bluffton Indiana August 13 Farmers in Jackson Township Wells County approved gravelling fifteen roads by a wide margin under a new law allowing a 4 percent tax. The measure covers forty two miles at an estimated cost about $73,000 with $66,000 to be raised by the tax. Oil workers and many farmers supported the upgrade despite opposition from some farmers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
Jackson Township
Wells County
Fera
Tryind To Burn Building At McGuire Property
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Lafayette Indiana August 13 Flames struck the old McGuire property at the corner of Eighteenth street and the Wabash Railroad three times in one morning. Neighbors earlier set fire to waste while firefighters kept flames in check. A fifth fire at 5 am burned part of the house before control. The eyesore had prompted residents to ignite it as a means to remove the building.
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Indianapolia Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Young Wife’s Disappearance Stirs Wabash Police
Wabash Indiana August 1 News note from Mrs Anson Jordan says I have gone away the baby is at Georges house prompting police and friends to search. Mr Jordan arrived from Germany last February with his child and wife.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Anson
George
Anson Jordan
Jordan
Germany
Hie
Ehitid
Young Woman Vanishes Causing Police Worry in Wabash
Officers fear for a missing 22 year old woman believed to be temporarily insane. Her family says she left home to shop, leaving a pillowcase with food and clothing. She knows no one in Indiana beyond Wabash, and the search continues.
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George Bitkey
Indiana
Wabash
Open letter protests library board actions in Elkhart
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Elkhart Ind Aug 1 An open letter to the library board asking reconsideration of the vote to ask the resignation of Mrs Anne E Griffith as librarian circulates and gains signatures though Griffith has resigned and declined further effort she left for a California trip Friends protest a special meeting attended by four of seven members and influenced by letters from Huntington opponents including one anonymous The letter may help vindicate Griffith.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Library Board
Anne E. Griffith
Huntington
Hamilton
Griffith
Bloomington
Ben Hur Lodge
Samuel Bollenbacher
Rose Dale
Miss
Bollenbacher
Livery stable and properties sold to E M Campfield
Richmond Indiana August 13 Joseph Stevenson sold his livery stable the street car barns and an adjacent residence to E M Campfield of Findlay Ohio Campfield who owns the Colonial office and business block plans to build an apartment house on the site next spring on the new purchase
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Joseph Stevenson
E. M. Campfield
Findlay, OG
Bloomington officer ordered to Havana to inspect Cuban forts
A message from Bloomington announces Colonel Walter Howe, a regular army officer home in Bloomington, has been ordered to Havana to inspect all Cuban forts. He has spent the past year in New York, inspecting forts from New Orleans to Boston.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Walter Howe
Havana
Cuba
Howe
New York
New Orleans
Boston
Madison Adds New Industry As Columbus Handle Works
Madison Indiana August 15 Madison announces another new industry with the Columbus handle factory securing land 300 feet deep and 110 feet front to build a plant. They will hire twenty men at once and expand the workforce gradually as construction starts.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Columbus Handle
Elkhart Man Returns After Kidnap Tale Amid Betrothal
Alexander Franz who vanished from Olivet Michigan on the eve of his wedding to Miss Winifred Patten has returned to Elkhart Indiana. He repeats being abducted by five tramps and brought here before escaping. The postponed marriage is to occur soon. In Valparaiso Indiana Sanford Bell, ex Valparaiso College and State University of Bloomington alumnus, now with Clark University of Massachusetts, has been elected to a Colorado University professorship.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Alexander Franz
Olivet
Mich
Winifred Patten
Valparaiso
Sanford Bell
Valparaiso College
The
State University At
Bloomington
Clark University of Massachusetts
University of Colorado
Funeral of Mrs. Edwin L. Spencer Held in New Paris
Funeral services for Mrs. Edwin L. Spencer of Richmond were conducted yesterday in New Paris Ohio with Rev I M Hughes presiding. Richmond Elks pallbearers served and Los Angeles Elks sent a large wreath. she had died recently in California. Benjamin F McKeen longtime Vandalia Railroad purchasing agent died in Burtlake Michigan after ill health. death reported Aug 13.
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Richmond
Ind
Edwin L. Spencer
California
New Paris
I. M. Hughes
Richmond Lodge of Elks
Elks
Los Angeles
Terre Haute
Benjamin F. McKeen
Burtlake
Michigan
McKeen
Vandalia Railroad Company
Indiana towns map new ventures and old sidewalks rules
A. R. Holladay buys the Winamac mineral artesian well and plans a sanatorium near Nye's Park on the Tippecanoe river with Indianapolis capital backing. Town Council orders cement sidewalks to replace old wooden ones after repeated damage suits. In Anderson emancipation day is set for Sept 22 with large turnout and invited dignitaries. Laporte marks the Knights of the Maccabees fourteenth anniversary with a major gathering led by G. H. Terpany Tent No. 235 and a banquet. Bedford hosts a small Company G Fourth Indiana Cavalry reunion with 15 members present and a dinner in courthouse park. John W. Accam elected president, Richard Fisher secretary for the coming year.
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Vincennes
A. R. Holladay
Winamac
Nye’s Park
Tippecanoe River
Indianapolis
Anderson
Indiana
Mecca
Durbin
Arnott
Laporte
Organization of the Knights of the Maccabees
G. H. Terpany
United States
Bedford
Company G
Fourth Indiana Cavalry
W. H. Martin
J. W. Harris
Frank Vance
John W. Accam
Richard
State Board to raise county real estate taxes this year
The State Board of Tax Commissioners plans to increase the county assessment by about 000,000, citing Adams county real estate taxation as too low versus other counties. Local notes cover Wabash rescues, Bloomington Manila voyage, a KOKOMO barn arson scare, and Richmond Shafer reunion details.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Adams County
Wabash
O. H. Farr
Farr
Bloomington
Harry Bordner
Professor Bordner
Manila
Seymore
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Washington
Hubbard Brewer
Kokomo
Valparaiso
L. J. Letherman
Boston
Mass
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Shafer
Old Homestead
Cambridge City
John Shafer, Jr
Rudolph Hoover
Mutiny in Midlake as Eastland Firemen Strike Over Potatoes
Six Marine Firemen, jailed in South Haven, Mich., for mutiny while aboard the Eastland, quit work over mashed potatoes not served at dinner. The ship halted midlake with 550 passengers aboard as officers detained ringleaders, unions pledge support and threaten a strike.
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Chicago
South Haven
Mich
Marine Firemens’ Union
Eastland
Lake Michigan
Glenn Watson
William Watson
Marine Firemen's Union
Anti trust mass meeting in Washington denounces Knox
An anti trust rally at the National Theater in Washington drew a large crowd with Henry George F E Shober C D Vandusen Robert S Thurin and Owen J Kindelon as speakers. They condemned Attorney General Knox and President Roosevelt for lax enforcement of the Sherman act. Shober lauded William R Hearst as the leading figure against trusts. Resolutions urged a June 194 national convention to frame principles and possibly back a Hearst presidential bid.
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Washington
New
National Theater
Henry George
F. E. Shober
New York
C. D. Vandusen
Nevada
Robert S. Thurin
Anti-trust League
Owen J. Kindelon
H. W. Sherman
Central Labor Union of
Knox
Roosevelt
Shober
William R. Hearst
United States
King Peter May Quit
A Vienna dispatch reports the Servian Ministry has resigned over rifts between army officers involved in the murder of King Alexander and Queen Draga and those not involved The Daily Telegraph notes an unconfirmed Vienna report that King Peter may abdicate and is said to be a prisoner of the military faction.
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London
Central News
Vienna
Alexander
Draga
Daily Telegraph
Peter of Servia
Supreme Court affirms murder verdict in Mortensen case
The Supreme Court upheld the first degree murder verdict against Peter Mortensen for killing James R. Hay, secretary of a lumber company, and burying his body in an open field, denying a new trial.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Supreme Court Today
Peter Mortensen
Mortensen
James R. Hay
Political Crisis in Chile Prompt Resigns and Reshuffle
In Santiago on August 13 a political crisis led to the ministerial resignation. Changes are expected as the liberal faction splits from the Liberal Alliance. Balmavedists and Conservatives are likely to form a new ministry.
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Santiago DE Chile
Liberal Alliance
Balmavedists
Rebels defeat imperial troops at Hwei-Chou-Fu in Guangdong
Chinese imperial forces were routed by rebels at Hwei-Chou-Fu in Guangdong province. Imperial reinforcements of 3,000 German-trained troops arrived at Canton.
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Hong-Kong
Hwei-Chou-Fu
Kwang-Tung
Canton
Murderous Quarrel Over Time Ends in Fatal Shot
In Salem Indiana a quarrel over working Sutton time led merchant Aleck Sutton of Kossuth to shoot farmer Joseph Riblin on a roadside. Riblin, supervisor, tried to strike Sutton with a hammer. Sutton fired, Riblin gravely wounded. Sutton jailed after being arrested while coming to town to surrender. Riblin is brother of Charles Riblin, Indiana Reformatory official.
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Indianapolis Journal
Salem
Ind
Aleck Sutton
Kossuth
Joseph Riblin
Sutton
Charles Riblin
Indiana Reformatory
Riblin
Strife Between Servians and Hungarians Shocks Oil Town
Whiting Indiana erupts over clashes between Servians and Hungarians employed by Standard Oil. Originated in European feud between Winiski and Buzech families, outbreaks left several injured or near death. Servians led by John Praticz. Hungarians repelled them with nailed boards. Police made many arrests. possible dismissal of workers to restore peace. John Santos suffered a crushed head and eye damage. James Harto stabbed. Patrick Joseph lost an eye.
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Indianapolis Journal
Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Winiski
Buzech
Europe
John Praticz
John Santo
James Hartos
Patrick Joseph
Brooded and Took Poison for Going to a Dance
Edith Arbuckle sixteen daughter of James Arbuckle of Sharpsville Tipton Indiana attempted suicide this afternoon by laudanum after being chastised by her mother for going to a dance. It is supposed she took the poison while brooding over her punishment. She may not recover.
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Indianapolis Journal
Tipton
Ind
Edith Arbuckle
James Arbuckle
Sharpsville
Stolen Grave Monument Discovered in Morristown
In Morristown Indiana unknown thieves stole the monument marking the grave of Joseph A Talbert at the local graveyard. No arrest or crew tied to the theft has been found. The incident was reported from Shelbyville on August 13.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Morristown
Joseph A. Talbert
Evansville Riot Suspect James Fruit Dismissed in Court
James Fruit a colored politician was dismissed in Police Court today on charges of taking part in the recent riot in Evansville Indiana. He is a brother of Bud Fruit whose place was attacked by a white mob. Fruit proved an alibi.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
James Fruit
Bud Fruit
Fruit
Suits Against Unions Filed in Chicago Courts
Chicago suits total 86000 against labor groups and members. Painter contractor John M. Stiles seeks 50000 from the Painters' District Council and Building Trades Council affiliates, backed by the American Boycott Association. Kellogg Switchboard sues unions over a recent strike for 15000 each, plus six Kellogg women sue eight women for slander and libel with one dollar damages.
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Chicago
Dama
John M. Stiles
Painters’ District Council
Building Trades Council
American Boycott Association
Stiles
Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Company
Istill
Kellogg
Wells-Fargo reelects retiring directors at annual meeting
Wells Fargo Express Company held its annual meeting in New York where retiring directors were all re-elected. The report shows disbursements of $70 for the year and notes Wells Fargo’s ongoing corporate activity amid industry consolidation and leadership changes at major steel and wheel concerns.
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Wells-Fargo Express Company
New York
Esperansa Mining Upe
Trenton
N. J
Solomon Guggenheim
Elberon
Daniel Guggenheim
William W. Porter
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Peoria
Ill
Keystone Car Wheel Company
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Car Wheel Company
Central Car Wheel Company
Central Company
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Steel Company
W. E. Corey
A. C. Dinkey
J. H. Reed
A. R. Hunt
Homestead Steel Works
H. D. Williams
Duquesne
East Liverpool
Jefferson County
Camden
C. Matsch
John W. Boch
M. E. Miskall
R. E. Rayman
Liberal party to inaugurate memorial for Robert G Ingersoll
Cincinnati officials of the National Liberal party will meet August 16 in Cincinnati to inaugurate a yearly memorial honoring agnostic Robert G Ingersoll. Speakers include Dr J B Wilson of Cincinnati party president Charles C Moore of Lexington Ky and Josephine K Henry of Versailles Ky.
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Cincinnati
National Liberal Party
Robert G. Ingersoll
J. B. Wilson
Charles C. Moore
Blue Grass Blade
Lexington
Josephine K. Henry
Versailles
Aged Woman Ends Life Over Mother's Will Change
Paterson New Jersey August 13. Angered by a change in her mother's will Mrs C C Shelby wife of Colonel Shelby a veteran showman cut her own throat and died. She was seventy years old.
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Paterson
N. J
C. C. Shelby
Colonel Shelby
More Money Needed at Kinshine
New York August 13 The American Kishinef relief committee reports it has received additional funds and appeals for further donations to support relief efforts amid ongoing hardship and aid programs.
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Kinshine
New York
American Kishinef! Relief Committee
Kishineff Aid Committee Urges Additional Wallet for Relief
A Kishineff distribution committee reports 5600 contributed with America supplying over a quarter, Russia over half, England 21000 roubles, and Germany contributing about half that. They appeal for further aid totaling $100,000 to continue relief efforts.
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Kishineff
America
Russia
England
Germany
News from Kishineff Shows Small Steps Toward Jewish Tolerance
The Times reports private dispatches from Kishineff, Russia, noting a notable improvement in the foreign press climate. The new governor met with Jewish delegates and even visited them, a rare courtesy. A notary Pissarjewski, implicated in the massacres, has committed suicide, while Kavarine, freed after murder charges, has been rearrested. The expulsion proposal against Jews from a local club was withdrawn by Vice Governor Ostrogoff.
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London
The
Times Today
Kishineff
Russia
Pissarjewski
Kavarine
Ostrogoff
Close of U B Conference Ends Bitter Dispute Over Appointments
The Whitewater Conference of the Radical United Brethren Church at Messick closed with appointments read by Bishop Floyd. Dublin district lists presiding elder N D Wolford and pastors including George E Floyd and J Live. Marion district names presiding elder R A Morrison and pastors such as H M Robbins and C B Small. Wright’s surprise appearance renews old fights, with supporters planning objections to Floyd’s presidency. Meanwhile Little Blue River Baptist Church schedules Aug 22 talks and Moral hosts a two day session of the Indianapolis Baptist Association. L F Dimmitt, College Avenue M E, transfers to the Detroit Conference.
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Ind
Whitewater
United Brethren Church
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Messick
Hallie Floyd
N. D. Wolford
George E. Floyd
Williamsburg
J. Live
Brookville
J. Seelig
Mt. Zion
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Hartsville
John Jackson
Blue River
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Milton Wright
Floyd
William A. Oler
Wright
Messis
Oler
Columbus
Kieter
Bishop Wright
Joyd
St. Joseph
Bruce Lake
Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Little Blue River
Doctoring Scales and Municipal Weights Reform
New York Tribune notes a call for stronger weights and measures bureaus to curb fraud in markets and pawn shops. James B Heyfolds cites faulty scales on push carts and unsanitary fish markets, urging stationary beams over spring mechanisms and warning of stronger private versus public welfare roles.
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New York Tribune
Bureau of
James B. Heyfolds
Summer School of Philanthropy
Reynolds
London
Mr. Reynolds
Municipal Ces
New York
Drowning of Babe Affects Laporte County Woman
In Laporte Indiana Mrs Warren Chapman near Hanna loses two year old son in the Kankakee river. The mother at work in the house searched the yard and river for hours finding the body downstream. The tragedy follows a mislaid child playing near home by the river.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Warren Chapman
Hanna
Laports County
Kankakee
Tragic Freight Yard Death in Kokomo
Special to the Indianaapolis Journal Earl Salaby eighteen was killed by freight car wheels in the Pennsylvania yards at Kokomo Indiana He attempted to board a car and his head was severed and body mangled The victim worked on the interurban and was en route home to Osceola The body will be held for friends if any are found
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Indianaapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Earl Salaby
Pennsylvania
Salaby
Zs Sappenes
Osceola
Order of Friends
Ida Starr of Bluffton Dies After Accidental Neck Wound
Ida Starr aged sixteen of Bluffton died after ten days of neck wound from an accidental disc of a toy pistol in the hands of her brother in law Huff. Gangrene caused death.
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Ida Starr
Bluffton
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Rn Huff
Stock Buyer Drinks Carbolic Acid Mistaking Gin
Jacob Loffer aged sixty prominent stock buyer of Degraff died from carbolic acid after he mistook a bottle for gin. He placed the bottle in his buggy and, after starting his ride, took a drink and, realizing his error, tried to seek help at a nearby place but died before assistance arrived.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bellefontaine, CO
Jacobd Loffer
Degraff
Eree
Double Runaway Crash Injures Two At Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg Indiana August 1 James Weeks a teamster for the Lawrenceburg roller mills and Frederick Lutherbeck driver for the James and? B Company were hurt in a double runaway accident. Lutherbeck's team bolted against an iron fence fatally injuring one horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lawrenceburg
Ind
James Weeks
Robbers Blow Open Sherman Post Office Safe
Sioux Falls desk clerk reports Sherman post office burglary this morning. Crackers blew the safe and escaped with notes totaling 1500 dollars, 300 cash, and 18 dollars in stamps. No crew found. Local authorities investigating.
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Sioux Falls
Postoffice
Sherman
Earthquake Devastates Mendoza Leaving Five Dead
Severe shocks struck Mendoza on August 12 destroying houses and the tower of San Francisco church. Five people were killed and many more injured as aftershocks followed.
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Buenos Ayres
Mendoza
Lord Salisbury Seriously Ill Says London Dispatch
London dispatch reports Lord Salisbury seriously indisposed as of August 13, with family at Hatfield House providing information. The former prime minister is exhausted and doctors are in attendance.
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London
Lord Salisbury
Hatfield House
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