Weather Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday
Weather forecast covers Indiana Ohio Illinois Kentucky and West Illinois and North Dakota South Dakota Kansas Iowa for Wednesday and Thursday with fair conditions, cooler temperatures, and variable or fresh winds. Includes barometric data, highs and lows, precipitation totals, and a temperature comparison for Aug 18. Blythe signs off as Section Director.
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Shorthand Writers Meet in Cincinnati Convention
The fifth annual National Shorthand Reporters Association session opens in Cincinnati with Benn Pitman welcomed. Delays due to Morris E. Jones and Frances A. Hoover. officers elected include President Charles Beale and Secretary Kendrick Hill. Notable speakers include Edward V. Murphy and Rudolph Tombo. Benn Pitman to receive a gold medal and illuminated resolutions.
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National Shorthand Reporters’ Association
Benn Pitman
Kendrick C. Hill
Trenton
N. J
Revel Small
Portland
Charles Beale
Boston
Jerome B. Howard
Morris E. Jones
Kansas City
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St. Louis
Sir Isaac Pitman
Edward V. Murphy
Ashington
PD. C
Rudolph Tombo
New York
L. May
Montgomery, Ala
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Ee Apelis
Cin
Poisoned Ice Cream Strikes Colorado Springs Tourists
Colorado Springs and Manitou residents and visitors over fifty people were poisoned after eating ice cream from a Denver area dairy supplier. Formaldehyde found in the cream, kept from souring, with several critical cases and no deaths yet. Health Officer Hanford says arrests will be made. company name withheld.
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Col
Manitou
Denver
Colorado
Hanford
Movements of steamers and arrivals across ports
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS New York Aug 18 Arrived Kaiser Wilhelm II and Koeniga Luise from Bremen Sailed Bovie for Liverpool Aurania for Liverpool Crookhaven Aug 18 Wireless report Ivernia from Boston for Queenstown and Liverpool seventy miles west of Fastnet at 9 p m Cherbourg Aug 18 Arrived Graf Waldereer from New York via Plymouth for Hamburg proceeded Lizard Aug 14 20 am Passed E from New York for Southampton Aug 18 Arrived Kronprinz from New York S S A GOW Ave Arties Furnes
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Boston
Queenstown
Fastnet
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Graf Waldereer
Plymouth
Hamburg
Lizard
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Arties Furnes
Laporte Ministers Rally Against City Carnival Plans
Laporte Indiana ministers and church members denounce a proposed September street fair and carnival, arguing it brings vice, gambling and moral decline. Mayor Darrow defends the project, saying the city would gain funds for park improvements and a new bandstand, despite merchant opposition and concerns it may harm nearby county events.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Darrow
Carnival Company
Geo. W. Switzer
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Christ
Valuable Horses Burned at Clinton Farm
James Williams, a Vigo County farmer six miles southeast of Clinton, suffered a heavy loss when a barn fire killed nine valuable horses he had just placed in the barn. Missing were hundreds of bushels of corn and large amounts of hay. Williams puts total losses at about $1,200.
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Indianapolis Journal
Clinton, Ind
James Williams
Clinton
Vigo County
Williams
Hay barn fire destroys Henry Chester stock in Valparaiso
A large hay barn at Henry Chester’s Valparaiso farm burned last night due to spontaneous combustion. The blaze destroyed stock and farm supplies with an estimated loss of 2500 dollars. Firefighters battled the flames but the structure and contents were a total loss.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Henry Chester
Plucky Woman Fights Off Gas Company Work Crew
In Anderson Indiana on August 18 Mrs Mary Doctor wife of Frank Doctor repels a visit by John Patterson superintendent of field extension for Indianapolis Gas Co and his crew. She defends her farm blocking a pipeline trespass with a cudgel and fists after Patterson strikes a post with an ax. Patterson withdraws after an hour as her husband arrives to deter others.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Mary Doctor
Frank Doctor
Indianapolis Gas Company
John Patterson
Patterson
Doctor
Cole Younger Nervous At Washington Wild West Show
Cole Younger and Frank James staged a wild west exhibition in Washington Indiana under heavy guard after a threat claimed an assassination attempt. Word of a former victim arriving nearby spurred alertness and Younger fled the town unharmed amid patrols and a trailing attendant.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Ind
Cole Younger
Frank James
Younger
Stix
Startling discovery in Logansport milk bottle
Logansport Indiana August 18 Mrs Merz found a five inch blacksnake while pouring the bottle’s milk into a bucket half of which had been drunk at dinner yesterday by her family J L Merz the strange finding occurred as she emptied the quart bottle into a pail The unidentified snake was hidden in the bottle during storage and caused alarm in the household
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
J. L. Merz
Merz
Battery C’s New Armory in Lafayette to Cost 2500
Lafayette officers unveil plans for Battery C to build a new armory in Lafayette. The proposed structure, valued at about 2500 dollars, represents a fresh home for the artillery unit and reflects continued community military investment.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
New Armory Building to Rise Near City Center
The state will assist in developing a new armory site across from the meter factory. Alex and Son perfected the project. The 52 by 12 foot building costs 2500 dollars and will begin construction within days. It will include a drill hall, officer offices, locker rooms, and other necessary rooms. Two new field pieces will be delivered next week.
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Alex & Son
Dooma
Isancen
Meters in parlor spark Mancie gas dispute
A citywide protest in Mancie Indiana condemns the gas company for placing meters in parlors and forcing removal to front rooms under threat of cut off. Council refers the issue to the judiciary committee for action amid calls for respect of franchise terms. In Hartford City families plan reunions across the state with dates Aug 22 24 and Aug 20. Summitville reports daily street cleaning by hand broom and watering pot with residents paying 25 cents weekly. Richmond notes artists Ed Forkner and Fred Pierce from Chicago staying near Hagerstown to sketch scenery through fall.
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Indianapolis Journal
Mancie, Ind
Mancie Gas, Light & Fuel Company
Judiciary Committee For
Hartford City
Ind
Brown
Bell Grove
New Mount Pleasant
Arnold
Ashley Chapel
Leonard's Grove
Wells County
Fleming
Summitville
Indiana
Richmond
Ed Forkner
Fred Pierce
Chicago
Martindale’s Creek
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Hagerstown
Prison Reform Commission Inspects Jails and Heads Home
Michigan City Ind August 18 The Prison Reform Commission finished its prison inspection and will tour Laporte and South Bend county jails before returning home. They will not report findings until all jails and state institutions have been visited.
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Indianapolis Journal
Michigan City
Ind
Prison Reform Commission
Laporte
South Bend
Johnson County Fair: Alive with Promising Dates This Year
Franklin Indiana report states the Johnson county fair has not been canceled. The association is active and expects a highly successful event. Fairs in Johnson County rank among the best in the state with dates set for August 26 27 and 28.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin, Ind
Johnson County
K of P Third Battalion to Drill in Shelbyville
Shelbyville hosts the Third battalion First Regiment Uniform Rank K of P for a Sunday drill meeting led by Major Earl Wilkes. The unit includes two Indianapolis companies, one from Martinsville, and the local Shelbyville company.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
K. of P
Earl Wilkes
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Beauchamp to Move Livery Business to Indianapolis
Terre Haute veteran liveryman W. T. Beauchamp will send his outfit on the seventy three mile National road to Indianapolis next Monday. A procession about half a mile long will accompany roughly fifty vehicles through the route.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
W. T. Beauchamp
Indianapolis
Local Banker Walter S. Gayle Critically Ill in Monterey
A Monterey dispatch reports Walter S. Gayle vice president of First National Bank Richmond indiana critically ill in the city, after falling ill during a visit. Doctors fear he may not recover. The Richmond paper notes his hometown and position while detailing the sudden illness.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Monterey
Walter S. Gayle
First National Bank
Deaths and obituaries from Indiana towns prompt quiet tributes
DUBLIN Mrs Martha Ducket Fowler 81 widow of Civil War veteran James Fowler dies of heart failure born Ohio Jan 10 1842 married April 6 1867 at Oxford moved to Dublin 1864 mother of 11 children two survive Mrs Garret Green Chicago and Mrs John Andrews Indianapolis. WARSAW Rev J Davies 55 pastor of Tecumseh Nebraska Presbyterian dies of apoplexy at Winona on way to Bible conference body to Tecumseh for burial. WABASH John Ripley 81 dies at home prominent in county growth since 1844. TIPTON Mrs Peter Burnett 45 wife of local farmer dies of consumption funeral Thursday.
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Martha Ducket Fowler
James Fowler
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Oxford
Metamora
Garret Green
Chicago
John Andrews
Indianapolis
Warsaw
J. Davies
Presbyterian Church
Tecumseh
Neb
Winona
Wabash
John Ripley
Ripley
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Tipton
Peter Burnett
Courageous Captain Sentenced to Death in St Petersburg
The Daily Mail reports a young captain halted troops at a Kiev strike scene in front of his company and urged soldiers not to fire on starving workers. He delivered a fiery revolutionary speech, was arrested, court-martialed, and sentenced to death in St Petersburg.
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Daily Mail
St. Petersburg
Rioting Breaks Out in Coatla During Emperor Birthday
A fresh riot erupted in Coatla as about a thousand peasants gathered for Emperor Francis Joseph’s birthday celebration at Zapresct and tore down a banner.
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Vienna
Coatla
Zapresct
Francis Joseph
Winona Bible conference fills Winona Assembly grounds
In Warsaw Indiana crowds swell at the Winona Bible conference with many ministers sleeping in the boathouse and entrance building. Speakers include Dr John Robertson Rev W H Hubbard Rev James Orr Rev Marcus A Bronson Rev W G Moorehead Rev J W Van De Venter Rev 8 Hadley Marion Lawrance A C Dixon and revivalists R A Torrey and Charles Alexander. The conference runs daily from 6:30 am to 9:30 pm with Wednesday anticipated as a peak day.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Assembly
Park
Winona Bible Conference
John Robertson
Glasgow
Scotland
W. H. Hubbard
Auburn
N. Y
James Orr
L.L.D
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Marcus A. Bronson
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Philadelphia
W. G. Moorehead
Xenia
J. W. van de Venter
Dundee
Mich
H. Hadley
Water-street Mission
New York City
Marion Lawrance
Toledo
International Sunday School Association
A. C. Dixon
Ruggles Street
Boston
Northfield
Mass
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Charles Alexander
Chicago
Indiana Yearly Meeting Opens in Richmond Guests Include Noted Ministers
Indiana yearly meeting of Friends convenes in Richmond with delegates from Whitewater and Miami quarterly meetings. Noted ministers Eumnd Trueblood and Joel Barton from Illinois Yearly Meeting, plus a leading preacher from New York Yearly Meeting expected. Meetings run Saturday to Thursday with public services Sunday and a closing aim Thursday. reports from committees on philanthropy, peace, temperance, prison reform, and other issues. The 35th annual First Day School association meets in connection.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Whitewater
Miami
Eumnd Trueblood
Illinois Yearly Meeting
Joel Barton
New York
New York Yearly Meeting
Pendleton
Waynesville
Association of the Friends’ First Day School
Methodists Hold Diamond Jubilee at Indiana Conference
Muncie Indiana saw a large rise in attendance during the state conference of the Methodist Protestant Church of Indiana. The day featured student examinations, an afternoon address by Rev James L Barclay, and a diamond jubilee service marking the churchs 75th anniversary with talks on The Origin of the Church Its Principles and Its Destiny by church leaders S H Flood M D 8 S Stanton and W H Fisher National officers are expected tomorrow.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Methodist Protestant Church of Indiana
James l. Barclay
Methodist Protestant Church
S. H. Flood
M. D
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W. H. Fisher
Negro Problem topic highlighted at White Water Valley Baptist meeting
The White Water Valley Association of Baptists opened its annual meeting in Richmond Indiana at First Baptist Church. Rev C B Fulmer of Indianapolis spoke on The Negro Problem. An introductory sermon by Rev H E Wilson and several missionary addresses including Rev Frank Kunitz of India were planned for Wednesday with a rally for young people led by Rev George Green of Evansville.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Whitewater Valley Association of Baptists
First Baptist Church
Fulmer
Indianapolis
H. E. Wilson
Connersville
Frank Kunitz
India
George Green
Evansville
German Lutheran Synod closes with twenty Ohio Indiana Kentucky missions
The Middle District German Lutheran Synod wrapped up sessions in Cleveland and set next year’s meeting in Minneapolis. Officers praised work across branches, noting a surplus in all departments while approving home mission funding for twenty new missions in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky.
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German Lutheran Synod
Minneapolis
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Reverend Spicer to Begin Evangelistic Work in Texas
Richmond Indiana reports the Rev. E. H. Spicer, formerly pastor of the Christian Church, is now doing evangelistic work in Texas. He is meeting success and has received several good offers of pastorates while planning to relocate to Texas. A letter to congregants notes his ongoing efforts.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
E. ¥. Spicer
Christian Church
Texas
Sginians
Evangelical Congress opens with lectures and music in Culver
In Culver Indiana the Evangelical Congress opens with Dr Updike presiding. Speeches by Revs Shuri Sims Owens and McGuire. George H Sims of Lima lectured while Winona Glee Club of Chicago performed sacred music.
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Indianapolis Journal
Culver
Ind
Evangelistic Congress
Updike
T. J. Shuri
Sims
Ed Owens
McGuire
G. H. Smith
Vaparaiso
Winona Glee Club
Chicago
George H. Sims
Lima
Charles R. Scoville
Flat Rock Baptist Association Meets in Fairland
The eighty first annual Flat Rock Baptist Association opened in Fairland with the Baptist Young People's Union in charge. Meetings run all day Wednesday and Thursday, with member churches from Bartholomew Decatur and Shelby counties attending.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Flat Rock Baptist Asociation
Baptist Church
Fairland
Baptist Young People’s Union
Bartholomew
Decatur
Shelby Counties
No Danger of Mob Violence at Kos suth Pentecosts at Bedford
General Indiana news brief summary notes peaceful Kosuth Pentecosts in Bedford and Lafayette Odd Fellows reporting camp meeting in Bedford with hundreds attending. Local items include a Terre Haute interurban collision injuring Henry Tiefel’s milk wagon horses killed, and a street fair booth wiring dispute with non union electricians.
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Tipton
Thomas Land
Groomsville
Dunreith
Here
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Patricksburg
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Indiana
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India
Holyoke Paper Makers End Strike Vote Returns to Work
Holyoke mass August 18 The large strike by International Brotherhood of Paper Makers ends as 2300 workers vote to return to work Thursday morning and declare the strike off affecting over two thousand people.
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Holyoke Paper Makers
Lee
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
Riveting Accident Injures Fourteen at New York Navy Yard
Fourteen workers were injured at the New York navy yard while riveting steel on the battleship Connectica. Many were struck on the head and body as rivet guns operated. The incident occurred during riveting work on the hull.
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Postal to Lease Lines In Indiana Towns Next January
In Anderson Indiana August 18 assurances reached that Postal Telegraph will enter Indiana towns and cities in January 194. President Baker stated the Postal will lease lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad after the Western Union Pennsylvania contract expires December 31. Postal will erect trunk lines and stations in Indiana cities served by Pennsylvania lines and notify Western Union to remove its lines. An option was taken on the Union building lobby in Anderson, considered ideal for Postal offices.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
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Pennsylvania Railway Company
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Terre Haute Dispute Over Sidewalk Encroachment Sparks Uproar
In Terre Haute Indiana Mayor Steeg and city officials clash with United States Trust Company over sidewalk space as construction continues. Protests say three foot encroachment favors the trust, while officials note legal action requires state involvement and an injunction is unlikely. In Logansport Indiana, rail reconstruction moves ahead as two carloads of rails arrive for the Union Traction Company with plans for a double track toward Spencer Park.
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Fred Boyd
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Anderson plans interurban line past Indiana mounds
General Manager George F. McCulloch of the Indiana Union Traction Company will meet a joint Anderson City Council and Merchants' Association committee on Wednesday to discuss building the projected line from Anderson to New Castle and Richmond via Middletown past the famed Indiana mounds three miles east of the city. Citizens prefer the route to pass the mounds, though current surveying stops about a mile and a half away.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
George F. McCulloch
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Merchants’ Association
New Castle
Richmond
Middletown
Indiana Mounds
New canning factory opens in Shelbyville busily
Shelbyville announces the start of operations for a new canning factory owned by Grafton Johnson of Greenwood. The plant begins with a corn run and involves about $40,000 in investment. Michigan City reports a council committee to study costs for a new city building projected at $50,000.
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Kossuth
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Sutton
Hagerstown
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Ind
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Greenwood
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Common Council
President Roosevelt’s Quiet Day at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt spent a quiet day at Sagamore Hill and did not receive formal visitors. He will likely not attend the opening international yacht races next Thursday from the Mayflower deck, though a later race remains possible. Mrs Roosevelt and Alice Roosevelt plan to watch from the Mayflower with two or three friends, accompanied by Secretary Moody, while Admiral Dewey departed aboard the Mayflower for an undisclosed destination.
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New York
Wilkesbarre Committee Seeks Roosevelt Visit During State GOP Meet
A Wilkesbarre committee of representative citizens left for Oyster Bay to invite President Roosevelt to visit during the State League of Republican clubs convention the week of September 1. An earlier appointment exists and it is said the President may accept, showing interest in the coal region and possibly addressing miners.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Surgeon General Wyman Receives Health Telegram Over Seas
Washington Aug 15 Surgeon General Wyman of the Marine Hospital received a telegram from Dr Leceaga head of the time board of health reporting three cases of illness in Mexico and noting that ree cases had vat the town of Seamer ba.
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Dr Miles Heart Cure Ad Revives a Woman’s Recovery
A Michigan reader reports severe heart and nerve pain improved by Dr Miles remedies. She describes previous weakness and limited movement, then credits Dr Miles’ New Heart Cure and other medicines with restoring health. She urges others to obtain a free book and the first bottle guarantees. Her daughter Vida also benefited.
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Horse’s Uncontrollable Horse Wounds Wayne Farmer
In Hagerstown Indiana on August 1 Alex Stonecifer, a farmer, was training a horse to lead with a halter when the animal reared and kicked him in the head and back. A three inch scalp wound and a severe spinal shock left him immobile and in critical condition. Engelmann reports the state critical with no movement.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hagerstown
Ind
Alex. Stonecifer
Stonecifer
Engelmann
Young Woman Fatally Burned Near Valparaiso
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Blanche Gallagher, a young woman south of Valparaiso, sustained fatal burns when her clothes ignited while starting a fire to cook dinner. She was alone with several small children and received no assistance.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Blanche Gallagher
Tie placed on Pennsylvania tracks near Richmond
Unknown persons placed a tie on the Pennsylvania tracks west of Richmond late last evening. The apparent intent was to wreck the Indianapolis bound No. 3, due about 5 o'clock. An extra freight train entering Richmond struck the tie, throwing it off the track without serious consequences.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Maxwell citizen treated with Bundy madstone bite
New Castle Indiana August news reports J F Gant, a Maxwell resident, received a madstone treatment for a mad dog bite. The poison was extracted in two and a half hours.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Castle
Ind
J. F. Gant
Maxwell
Fred Phillips Killed by Live Wire in Frankfort
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Fred Phillips a lineman for Central Energy Telephone Company was instantly killed this afternoon after contact with a live wire. He left a widow.
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Indianapolis Journal
Frankfort
Ind
Fred Phillips
Central Energy Telephone Company
Louis H. H. Jones Honored by Boston Congregationalist
Louis H. H. Jones, longtime Indianapolis educator and former public schools chief, is spotlighted on the cover of a Boston weekly. Now president of Michigan State Normal College at Ypsilanti, he has issued five school readers with Gine & Co. Boston, reflecting his influence in educational circles.
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Boston
Louis HH. Jones
Indianapolis
Normal School
Boston Congregationalist
Jones
Cleveland
Michigan State College
Yprilanti
Gine & Co
Fight for millions nullifies Plant estate disputed in probate
Executors of Henry Bradley Plant contest a challenge by Waterbury heirs Charles E. Hoadley and Horace G. Hoadley who seek removal of the executors and recognition as collateral heirs. The $329 million estate is said to be tied up as hearings proceed in Probate Court amid claims of mismanagement and improper jurisdiction transfer to New York. The Plant executors Morton F. J. Plant and Margaret J. Plant seek dismissal. a hearing is set.
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Conn
Henry Bradley
Charles E. Hoadley
Horace G. Hoadley
Waterbury
Hoadleys
Connecticut
New York
Morton F. J
Margaret J. Planson
Burglary Suspect Arrested After Box Rental
In St. Louis on August 4, police arrested Harry Muzzer alias Steven J Lawler for burglary. He admitted renting a box in a safe vault to store items as part of the crime.
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Harry Muzzer
Steven J. Lawler
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