Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday across states
Washington reports a multi state forecast for Monday and Tuesday. Indiana shows a fair start Monday with warmer afternoon, Tuesday remains fair with light to southeast winds. Michigan, North and South Dakota turn fair with variable winds and a few showers at night. Nebraska and Iowa trend warmer Monday, cooler in extreme north or west areas Tuesday. Minnesota mostly fair with warmer Tuesday in east and cooler in west. Local observations note north winds, clear and cloudy periods, with a high of 64 and a low around 64. Blythe signs off as section director.
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Michigan
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Aponney
Great Damage From Tropical Storm in Merida and Saltillo
Tropical storm lashed Merida and Progresso causing widespread destruction as wind toppled trees, blew off roofs, and damaged houses and plantations. Docks flooded and hundreds of bales ready for shipment were destroyed. In Saltillo severe wind and rain damaged roofs and caused extensive property losses running into thousands of dollars.
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Yucatan
Pamece
Pro
Saltillo
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Salaes
Movements of steamers and arrivals listed
New York on August 16 reports arrivals Blucher from Glasgow and Mos noville voyage details. Newport News records show Parisian, Rotter dam, Friedrich der am Bremen and Cevic passages from Zeeland and Colombo with unclear endpoints.
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Blucher
Hamburg
Southampton
Cher
Columbia
Glasgow
Monoville
Parisian
Montreal
Quebec
Liverpool
Wle Point
Rot
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Friedrich der Am Bremen
Cherbourg
Eostem Rew Sark
ATM Kinbale
Cevic
Ork i Pan
Springfield shooting ends in deputy fatality during clash
Springfield reports a fatal shooting tonight as a sheriff shot Andrew during a struggle while resisting arrest on highway robbery charges. Det. John T. Norris chased a suspect earlier and was involved in the ensuing confrontation.
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Andrew
John T. Norris
Marquis of Satis Relapse Reported Slighly Improved
Salisbury London Aug 16 The Marquis of Satis was reported to be slightly better following illness. Officials offered cautious optimism while outlining no change in his condition. Local observers note no new complications and emphasize ongoing medical monitoring.
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London
Scene at a funeral shocks Richmond crowd
In Richmond Indiana on August 16 a sensational funeral disrupted by Albert Selby’s mother Mrs Mary Frame Selby a known writer and atheist thinker. She objected to the minister's remark that Selby was dead and fled the room while protesting the Masons role and refused to accompany the body to Waynesville Ohio for burial. She holds there is no death and has long been active in philanthropic work.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Albert Selby
Mary Frame Selby
Allen Jay
Friends’ Church
Masons
Waynesville
Wayne County Old Letters Association honors officers in Richmond
In Richmond Indiana on August 16 the Wayne County Old Letters Association held a meeting near Centerville with Sylvester Johnson of Irvington presenting relics. Caleb W King was re-elected president and Joseph C Ratliff secretary for twenty years of service. a long death toll list followed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Wayne County
Old Letters’ Association
Centerville
Sylvester Johnson
Irvington
Caleb W. King
Joseph C. Ratliff
Ratliff
Jackson Smith
Christian Huddleston
John Boyd
John Prim
Edward i the
Aaron Gunkel
Newton Hunt
John
Clawson
Joe Roth
Dolly Smith
Mary Houck
Henry Cook
Jonathan Roberts
Mel Lutz
Amos Warfel
Rebeccary
Amelia Wood
Samuel Moore
Adisa Jones
Henry Steggleman
Rudolph Burkett
Jacob Christ
Bettie Rose
Sampson Boone
Silas H. Kersey
Susan B. Morris
Amos Cook
Susan P. Owens
William Wilcutts
Jacob Rife
Jonathan Hunt
Elizabeth Shuts
Michael Cesnan
Progress of Richmond Becoming Metropolitan Quaker City of the West
Richmond Indiana in August reports rapid growth toward a metropolitan status. In four to five years the city expanded from a single Pennsylvania railroad to two railroads and three express offices. Traction cars run from Indianapolis and Dayton, with new lines planned from Hamilton and toward Portland and Winchester, signaling an emerging interurban center alongside numerous new buildings enhancing the city’s urban appeal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Dayton
Hamilton
Portland
Winchester
Must Pocket a Loss: Pain's Ancient Rome at Anderson
The Anderson Canton of Odd Fellows closed Pain's Ancient Rome engagement with a net loss of $1,000 after paying for advertising, music, lights, grounds, and expenses. Attendance lagged despite strong advance promotion. many locals viewed fireworks along Panhandle tracks. The show travels next to Milwaukee.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson, Ind
Anderson Canton of
Odd Fellows
Pain
Rome
Anderson Canton
Panhandle
Canton
Milwaukee
Spiritualist Camp to Be a Forest Reserve in Indiana
ANDERSON Ind Aug 16 The Indiana Spiritualists Association board plans a large expenditure to beautify the camp The forest trees on the forty acre tract are praised as among the state s finest groves Secretary Freeman of the State board visited last week and the conference led to planting of native forest trees under supervision of the State Board of Forestry The aim is to make the camp a natural reserve of Indiana s native forest trees
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Indiana Spiritualists’ Association Board of Managers
Freeman
State Board
Secre Freeman
State Board of Forestry
Indiana
Insect Attacks Fruit Trees Near Anderson
Special to the Indianapolis News from Anderson Indiana August 16 Fruit trees in Madison county are dying at a rate unseen before in the area Orchards show withered leaves and decayed limbs as insects burrow under bark Charles Gray of North Anderson examined his orchard and found a small insect the cause and the heaviest damage has fallen on pear and apple trees with nurseries near the city also hard hit
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Anderson
Sal Anderson
Ind
Madison County
Charles Gray
North Anderson
Indianapolis Journal
F. G. Eppley
St. John’s Hospital
Eppley
Indiana
Will Have New Armory for Battery C in Lafayette
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Lafayette Sind Aug 16 Battery C of Lafayette was fitted for khaki uniforms by government tailor last night with all members present. Captain James L Glascock announced a new armory will be secured soon to replace the old church building currently used, whose facilities are limited.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Sind
Valparaiso
Ind
Spooner
Mude
United Effort
Battery to encamp at West Point soon
On nights without polo the battery will use the place. The battery is spring to go into encampment at West Point Kentucky, soon.
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West Point
Hobson at Culver opens final Culver Naval School week
Culver Indiana August 14 The Culver Summer Naval School closes with aquatic races a cutter drill and sailing race a reception and cotillion planned for tomorrow Capt R P Hobson scheduled to lecture at 1 AM in the morning and an afternoon program includes drills rowing and a mock attack The final ball and on Wednesday medals and certificates will be awarded.
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Indianapolis Journal
Culver
Ind
Culver Summer Naval School
R. P. Hobson
Fires at Richmond destroy feed store and threaten church
A large feed store owned by Frank Spinning in Richmond Indiana was partly destroyed by fire. The building contained hay and grain all ruined with losses in the thousands. Earlier two barns in the southern part of the city burned and Pauls Lutheran Church and nearby property were at risk.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Frank
Paul's Lutheran Church
Coal Miners Strike at Tower Hill Mines in Midland
Bloomington dispatch reports all miners at Tower Hill coal mines in Midland walked out claiming unfair treatment by superintendent Thomas McQuade. Company officers upheld McQuade after review and ordered mine closures as state officials consider arbitration.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Tower Hill
Midland
Thomas McQuade
McQuade
Alexieff's Vast Powers in Far East Are Noted
Aug 16 report from St Petersburg says Vice Admiral Alexieff receives powers exceeding those of the Caucasus governor general, aiding rapid action in the Amur and Kwang-Tung regions amid international tensions. London dispatches flag growing Russian activity in Korea as the pivotal arena for Russo-Japanese rivalry and prospects of supremacy.
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Service Orders and Navy Assignments Listed
Army orders place Capt. Charles W. Abbott Jr to general hospital in Washington for observation and treatment. Capt. William C. Wren assumes Vancouver barracks construction duties. Leaves of absence granted for several lieutenants and captains. Navy orders restructure personnel to Washington DC, New York, Annapolis, and various naval stations, including lighthouse board duties and fleet engineer assignments.
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Charles W. Abbott, Jr
Twelfth Infantry
Hy Tal
Washington Barracks
William C. Wren
Seventeenth Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
W. B. Burtt
Fifth Infantry
Martin Novak
Twenty-second Infantry
Thomas A. Jones
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J. F. Kilbourne
Ty-Sixth Infantry
G. C. Reiter
New York
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Db. C
Lighthouse Board
8. Potts
North Atlantic Fleet
C. W. Jungen
Naval War College
Narragansett Bay
Rhode Island
H. W. Osterhaus
Annapolis
Wisconsin
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Vicksburg
Cailynn
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Oregon
R. A. Bachmann
Solace
Naval Station
G. H. Mather
T Mott
Guam
Wyer Family In Urgent Horse Runaway Incident
In Fostoria on August 14, Mrs. Stephen Wyer and her mother were seriously harmed when their horse ran away. The accident also affected Philip Wyer, brother Charles Sta ir, and other companions, with fears of fatal injuries.
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Fostoria
Stephen Wyer
Re Philipher
Charles Sta’ Ir
Standpipe to Be Erected at the Jail in Lafayette
Special to the Journal Lafayette Ind August 14 work will begin on a new standpipe at the county jail to flood the building with water during mob violence. Superintendent Harrison favors water over gunfire to deter rioters and has urged the county to install a pipe with two outlets and ready hose connections. Overesch & Werkhoff won the $330 contract. completion aimed at ready defense though not expected soon.
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Lodianapello Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Tippecanoe County
Harrison
Board of County Commissioners
Overesch & Werkhoff
Nuns and Indian girls hurt as wagon crashes down embankment
A picnic wagon overturn near Great Falls Montana during a severe electric storm sending a group including Sisters from St. Peter's Mission and several Indian girls down a hill. Sister L Annunciate was fatally injured and Mary Reed a half breed Indian girl was seriously hurt. Another nun and several girls suffered injuries.
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Great Falls
Mont
St. Peter's Mission
L’annunciate
Mary Reed
Rail line boom sparks Kempton real estate surge
Kempton Indiana August 14 prospect of the Indianapolis Logansport and Chicago Railroad and the Tipton Frankfort Attica interurban line boosts town and farm land values. Farms sell from 100 an acre while near town properties fetch 800 to 1200 dollars. Speculators from Illinois flood Kempton buying land to resell as roads advance. Water gas and oil interests also show interest. W R Dunham and A E Potter press for entry of the L L C road into Kempton with favorable terms.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kempton
Ind
Indianapolis, Logansport & Chicago
Lake Erie & Western
Corporation
Tipton
Frankfort
Illinois
Elwood
W. R. Dunham
A. E. Potter
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Break in Textile Strike Prompts Workers to Return
Philadelphia reports another break in the textile workers strike as 3,000 rug weavers Turkish towel weavers and woolen yarn workers are cleared to resume work tomorrow by the Central Textile Workers Union. No concessions have been granted. Upholstery weavers numbering 5,000 will seek concessions tomorrow and, if unsuccessful, return to the old scale on Tuesday.
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Philadelphia
Central Textile Workers’ Union
Bankers to Meet in South Bend Sep 9 10
Indiana Bankers' Association will convene its first annual outside Indianapolis in South Bend on September 9 and 10. Notable speakers include United States Senator A. J. Beveridge and Congressman Charles N. Fowler. Social events at the Oliver Hotel, factory tours, Notre Dame and St Mary's visits, plus entertainment for bankers and their wives.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Indianapolis
Oliver Hotel
R. L. O'Hair
Greencastle
Eli Phillips Bennett
M. E. Church
E. J. Fogarty
O'Hair
W. W. Hart
Commonwealth
R. Flynn
Chicago
National Live Stock Board
J. A. L. Pollard
Fort Madison
United States
A. J. Beveridge
Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
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New Orleans
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Greensburg
Andrew Smith
C. E. Coffin
Mayor seeks married workers to ease Hammond strikes
Hammond Indiana August 16 Mayor Knotts issues request to local manufacturers urging them to hire married men at factories and exclude single men to reduce labor troubles which he claims are largely caused by single men in the city.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hammond
Ind
Knotts
Robbery at Muncie Department Store in business district
A gang robbed the Wachtell department store in Muncie Indiana stealing about 500 dollars worth of goods including watches jewelry revolvers and razors. Police were nearby but the four or more gunmen remain at large as this marks the seventh theft in three days in the city.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Wachtell Department
Shooting Scrape Endangers Swearingen in Lafayette
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Lafayette Indiana reports a violent office confrontation in Denver involving Hugh Ll Swearingen and Charles H Carnahan. Carnahan allegedly shot into the air then attacked Swearingen with a pistol before being restrained by John Shannon. Swearingen suffered facial bruising. no bullets struck him and no prosecution is planned.
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Lafayette
Ind
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Col
Hugh Ll. Swearingen
Benoni Swearingen
Burlington
Swearingens
Charles H. Carnahan
James R. Carnahan
Indianapolis
Swearingen
Carnahan
John Shannon
Indiana
Eben Smith
Resurrection
Iight
Made Wild by Grief Drinks Carbolic Acid and Dynamite
In Winchester Indiana on August 16 a series of accidents and tragedies occurred. Mrs. Arthur Morical consumed nearly half a pint of carbolic acid in personal crisis and is not expected to recover. Earlier a six year old boy and an eighteen year old played with a dynamite cartridge at John Summers’ home. a hammer strike badly injured Carson who may die.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winchester
Ind
Arthur Morical
Carl
John Summers
Carl Carson
Summers
Young Carson
Fatally Shot on Danville Excursion Train
Special Officer Briggs of the Wabash Railroad fatally shot Frank Komashall on an excursion train leaving Danville for Decatur. Komashall, said to be drunk and disorderly, drew a knife and was shot in the neck and intestines as he attacked the officer. He was brought back to Danville and taken to St Elizabeth Hospital. he worked on the Frisco extension at Sidney, Illinois.
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Indianapolis Journal
Danville
Ill
Briggs
Wabash Railroad
Frank Komashall
Decatur
Komashall
Milton
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Frisco
Sidney
Negroes in a Bad Fight at Indiana Fair Grounds
Lawrenceburg reports Avery Watson a colored hustler was mortally assaulted at the fair grounds by an unknown negro who fled from pursuing officers. Watson lies in critical condition after a severe head blow with a rough stone. In Valparaiso a young farmer, Charles W. Shirk, was beaten by two policemen at South Bend and remains bedbound from injuries.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Avery Watson
Fair Grounds
Watson
Valparaiso
Charles W. Shirk
South Bend
Shirk
One Man Killed On C C L Railway Near Winn
A C C L Railway engine took W I Allen superintendent in his private car to Peru. Detaching the engine at Winn, Karl Ballinger was killed when the eccentric broke and the engine ditched. Two others were seriously injured. physicians were sent. Lee Ballinger of Richmond died after riding in the engine cab. The body was taken to Richmond for burial.
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Indianapolis Journal
North Judson
Ind
Richmond
Lee Ballinger
Child Falls Into Hot Grease Near Lafayette
In Stockwell near Lafayette Indiana a three year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cash Hollenbeck, was severely scalded after toppling into a kettle of hot grease on a stove while her mother was away. The child lies in critical condition with arm and body blisters as doctors attend.
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Lafayette
Ind
Cash Hollenbeck
Stockwell
WILL DRILL TEST WELLS IN ANDERSON INDIANA
The Indiana Oil and Mining Company awarded drilling contracts for test wells on about 6000 acres in Jay and Randolph counties. Officers are Daniel Goehler president W W Huffman vice president R P Grimes treasurer and P G Kreutzer secretary and manager. An eastern syndicate offered far above cost for the leases. The company plans to spend 20000 on field exploration this year and will begin work at once.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Indiana Oil and Mining Company
Daniel Goehler
W. W. Huffman
R. P. Grimes
P. G. Kreutzer
Eastern
Anderson Company
Jay
Randolph
Meters Not Popular In Anderson Gas Contracts
In Anderson, directors of Citizens' Gas Company warn that gas will be shut off on October 1 for patrons who have not signed meters or installed them. Of over 2,400 customers, fewer than 500 have contracted, with meter costs and installation posing hurdles. The Hazelwood Gas Company consolidation leaves two providers, and expected losses of 500 to 600 customers loom.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson, Ind
Citizens’ Gas Company
Citizens’ Company
Hazelwood Gas Company
Anderson Steam Heating Company
Flood Worsens on the Kansas River Here and Across State
Kansas City reports the Kansas river rose a foot in twenty four hours and then held steady at 2 pm with another rise expected. Lawrence and Topeka saw slight gains while Smoky Hill and Republican rivers near Salina and Junction City rise steadily. Most water will reach Kansas City in twenty four hours. two more feet rise is forecast before a fall. Traffic remains halted as temporary pile bridges stay unsafe.
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William E Bundy dies in Cincinnati at birth of state and national ranks
Colonel William E Bundy United States attorney for the southern district of Ohio died in Cincinnati after a chill and severe illness. A cousin of Senator Foraker he led Hamilton county bar and headed Ohio and national officers of the Sons of Veterans. He long served as mayor of Norwood and was a trustee of Ohio University.
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William E. Bundy
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Ohio
Foraker
Bright
Hamilton County
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Saayor Norwood
Sims Mater
University Biss Sc Sae Eee
Restorative Nervine and Dr Miles Remedies Gain Praise
A Redfield South Dakota reader reports winter illness with sciatic pain and nervous tremors reduced by Restorative Nervine and Dr Miles remedies. The note claims almost immediate relief and thanks the remedies for restoring health. It also mentions heart and shoulder pain and solicits a free book on nervous and heart conditions.
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Fred Myers
Redfield
S. D
Funeral of G W Gonser Held at Grace Methodist Church
Kokomo Indiana August 16 funeral services for George W Gonser late deputy secretary of state were conducted at Grace Methodist Church by Knights of Pythias from Kokomo and Logansport. Relatives say tropical disease contracted in Mexico unbalanced his mind and deny financial trouble caused the act. He left life insurance of 4000 dollars though part of it is voided by death by own action clauses.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
George W. Gonser
Indianapolis
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Logansport
M. W. Coate
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Mexico
Tfe
Robert Murray of Kokomo Dies After Fortune Falls
Robert Murray of Kokomo Indiana son of the late Col C D Murray will be buried there Monday with services by Rev Mr Tescamp of London Ohio. Once a wealthy West ranch and club man he owned the largest gaming house in Denver California. He rose and fell losing about 200000 then suffered paralysis spinal trouble became totally blind and six months ago lost his mind dying in an Indianapolis asylum. He was fifty three and the first of eleven siblings to die.
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Kokomo
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C. D. Murray
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Cal
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Death of Ellis Thomas Ended Richmond Business Leader
Ellis Thomas a prominent Richmond resident for thirty five years died this morning from paralysis. Born near New Madison in 18, he built a wood supply business for railroads employing up to 50 men. He supplied fuel wood for lines from Indianapolis to Columbus and to St. Louis, and held directorships at Second National and city water works. Survived by wife Mrs C W Elmer of the Pennsylvania ticket agent.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Ellis Thomas
New Madison
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Ohio
Thome
Gaar, Scott & Co
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City Water Works
C. W. Elmer
Pennsylvania Ticket
Regional Obituary Notices From Indiana Towns
A sweep of short obituaries from Bloomingdale Lafayette Shelbyville and Union City report Raymond Hobson 19 of Bloomingdale Indiana died after a train accident and was laid to rest at the local cemetery. William Lank Otterbein pioneer died aged about seventy two with funeral from Otterbein Methodist Church. James Dodd Morristown retired farmer died after a year of declining health. he leaves a widow and two daughters. Mrs H Hi Yerger travels to Delaware Ohio after the death of her sister Mrs Colonel Crawford matron of the Ohio Girls Industrial Home.
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Raymond Hoteon
Greensburg
Richard Hobson
Indianapolis
Friends' Church
Sarah M. Woodward
Raymond Hobson
Otterbein
Shelbyville
Ind
James
Dodd
Morristown
Union City
H. Hi. Yerger
Delaware
Colonel Crawford
Ohio Girls’ Industrial Home
Eruption of Vesuvius Increases in Naples
News from Naples reports Mount Vesuvius eruption intensifying with lava streams divided into two branches. The lava extended about 1500 feet from the crater, and the ash cloud reached new heights, signaling a significant escalation in the volcanic activity.
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