Poor peace outlook on Lafayette traction strike abortive
Extensive talks led by Mrs. Helen Gougar failed to produce a settlement as Lafayette street railway officials refused to accept the strikers’ terms. key figures Emmons Jacobs Ballard Rupsey attended. union leaders insisted on reinstatement of nine dismissed workers and a three-man committee. no agreement reached. boycott to intensify. wives to form auxiliary group to drum up support. Bedford labor officials move to mediate amid looming quarries crisis.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Helen M. Gougar
Heid
Gougar
Emmons
Street Railway
Jacobs
Amalgamated
Arkters
Pers
Caught by a rope at Indiana elevator
Charles W. Hartley a prominent grain merchant of Goodland Indiana was fatally injured when his foot tangled in a rope attached to a steam roader in a mill elevator. His leg was crushed and doctors expected amputation after he recovers from the shock. In Greenwood Indiana Mrs John Freeman and Willis Jenkins were injured when a runaway wagon struck the car they were in, Freeman severely hurt and Jenkins lightly injured.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goodland
Ind
Charles W. Hartley
Indiana
Anteare
Greenwood
John Freeman
Willis Jenkins
Jenkins
Freeman
Duffs Mill
Collision on Erie Railroad in Decatur injures crew
In Decatur Indiana on August 2 a collision occurred between a local freight and an extra freight entering the yards. One engine was demolished and two cars splintered as the switching engine backed onto the main track. The engineer and fireman escaped by jumping to safety.
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Erie
Drowning in Lake Michigan and a trio of city accidents
Special dispatch from Madison reports Georgia May, three, daughter of James Hargan, drowned in Lake Michigan while the family vacationed. The body was misrouted on a return train, mother distraught, and a special train was sent. In Muncie Harry Brown, eight, was crushed by an ice wagon, scalp torn, likely disfigured but expected to live. Anderson sees John White, laborer, struck by an Elwood interurban car near North Anderson, injuries deemed possibly fatal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Georgia
James Hargan
Lake Michigan
Muncie
Harry Brown
L. C. Brown
Anderson
John White
Elwood Interurban
Deaths of Three Elders Reported in Indiana
ELWOOD aged eighty three, Lewis B. Cheek died at his daughter Mrs George B Plummers home early today and will be buried in Paris Kentucky. Mary Schaefer eighty six, mother of A Schaefer, died at home from injuries from a fall five weeks ago. Bedford prominent resident David Gray died last night at his home of senile debility.
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Indianapolis
Elwood
Ind
Lewis B. Cheek
George B. Plummer
Paris
Mary Schaefer
A. Schaefer
Germany
Bedford
David Gray
Notable Indiana Notables and Deaths Across Cities
Bedford entrepreneur Mr Gray, once in tanning, retired long ago and remained active in the First Christian Church. Elizabeth Bensman, 97, died after a fall in Fort Wayne. L ocal Republican committee secretary’s wife, Mrs J L Sharp, died after illness, leaving six children. William Franklin, 82, died in Ottawa, Minnesota, father of local residents. Elbert Tyner, 78, Greenfield veteran of Civil War, died of heart disease after a brief illness. born to pioneer Tyner settlers on Blue River. married Prissie Updegraff in 1872. longtime Greenfield resident since 1883.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greenfield
Ind
Elbert Shirk Tyner
Indianapolis
Elijah
Sarah A. Tyner
Blue River
Prissie Updegraff
Shelbyville
Tyner
Prominent Hoosier Benesites Die in Various Cities
LINTON Ind Aug 9 A telegram reports Henry Haseman Jr died in Alhambra Cal after two years lung trouble body to be sent for interment He was active in business and politics His parents were early settlers of the community Richmond Ind Aug 2 J A Coffin died last night at his daughter’s home in Cincinnati once a Grubbs Wholesale Grocery member His body to be brought here for funeral Roy aged eighty died last night at his Middleboro home native of the county Guths Goshen Ind Aug 2 Collins Cristie sixty nine longtime Elkhart county resident died last night in Benton of dropsy and heart trouble leaving a widow and six children Scotdsburg Ind Aug 20 Mrs Albert Kirgan died yesterday of stomach cancer after two months illness for two weeks she ate or drank nothing Paragon Ind Aug 2 Mrs Mary J Guy forty seven noted church and Sunday school worker in the region died at her home last night of typhoid fever.
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Linton
Ind
James H. Humphreys
Linton Bank
Alhambra
Cal
Henry Haseman, Jr
Haseman
California
Richmond
J. A. Coffin
Cincinnati
Grubbs Wholesale
John
Roy
Middleboro
Goshen
Paragon
Mary J. Guy
Winona Bible Conference Opens with Tithing Talk
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Warsaw Indiana notes the National Bible Conference opening with a discussion on church finances and tithing led by Rev D Asa Blackburn of New York. Dr J Wilbur Chapman praised the conference’s growth and influence as ministers receive boosted entertainment facilities funded by recent subscriptions.
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Indianapolis
Warsaw
Ind
D. Asa Blackburn
New York
Winona
Blackburn
Francis E. Smiley
J. Wilbur Chapman
Chapman
George Jackson
Edinburg
F. B. Smith
James Mursell
London
Hillside
George Johnston Ross
Young People's Union opens Northern Indiana convention
In Muncie the first session of the Young People's Christian Union convention was held at First United Presbyterian Church with delegates from Hebron Idaville Murray Bethsadia Bluffton and Salem present. Henry D Weed gave the welcome. The convention adjourns tomorrow night. In Anderson the Colored Baptist Association of Indiana elected W H Ferguson president C Johnson vice president BE O Price secretary W C Young assistant secretary J R Miller corresponding secretary.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Young People’s Christian Union
Northern
Indiana
Anderson
The
Colored Baptist Association of Indiana
W. H. Ferguson
Evansville
Charles. Johnson
Indianapolis
BE. O. Price
Connersville
W. C. Young
Princeton
J. R. Miller
Edinburg
Light Inspection Car Co to stay. expansion planned
Special dispatch from Hagerstown Indiana reports the Light Inspection Car Company has no plan to move. The firm will expand production and outfit the factory as its permanent home before winter, preventing potential loss of twenty local families.
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Indianapolia Journal
Hagerstown
Ind
Venetian Night Carnival Displays in Rome City
From 1% OW to 15,007 persons witnessed the Venetian night carnival at Rome City last night, Fort Wayne supplying more than half the crowd. Low rates from this city required a dozen special trains as many firms closed to allow employees a view of the lakefront spectacle decorated with Japanese lantern arches stars and flags.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rome City
Lantern flotilla lights the lake parade at dusk
Spectators along the shore witnessed a mile long line of lanterns stretching from the shore to the lake. M. L. Jones of this city commanded the admiral fleet with a power launch leading ten other power launches in circles. After the display, decorated row boats saluted with rockets as fireworks closed the carnival.
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M. L. Jones
It Is Believed to Settle the Difficulty in the Pond Tumbler Branch
Pittsburg August reports an all day conference between National Glass Company and American Flint Glass Workers Union ends with a proposed settlement for punch tumbler workers. The union sought a wage increase while manufacturers offered a restoration of pre panic wages. Agreement now to be submitted for member approval. ELWOOD Ind reports McCloy Glass to reopen in September after wage scale ratified with factory upgrades and new gas plants to avert further shutdowns.
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Pittsburg
Aug
National Glass Company
American Flint Glass Workers
Woitle
D. C
Suit to Break Will of George Swigart in Indiana
In St Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend a suit seeks to overturn a July 13 1900 will and September 1901 codicil of George Swigart who died recently. The $200000 estate includes property in South Bend Danville Indiana and Elkhart with Edward and John Swigart receiving the bulk per the will amid accusations of unsound mind and undue influence by multiple siblings and exors.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
St. Joseph
South Bend
George Swigart
Danville
Eve Swigart Bowles
Lillie Swigart
Ella Swigart Willard
Chicago
Clementina Swigart Martin
Lagrande
Ore
Los Angeles
Cal
John Swigart
Little Rock
Ark
Robin E. Dunbar
Exors
Edward Swigart
St. Paul
Inn
Gas well in Delaware county yields 1,000,000 feet daily
A Delaware county gas well four and a half miles northeast of Muncie on the Reed farm is flowing at about 1,000,000 cubic feet per day. Drillers could not go deeper due to the strong gas flow. The Machinists' Gas and Oil Company owns the well, drilled for oil. Ohio and Indiana Oil and Gas Company reports a 150 barrel oil well on the Reed farm with five wells currently drilling.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Delaware County
Reed Farm
Machinists’ Gas and Oil Company
Ohio and Indiana Oil and Gas Company
Parker City
Gas price increase hits Kokomo and Greentown residents
Kokomo and Greentown will pay more for natural gas this winter. After September Greentown stores face a $2 monthly charge. Kokomo Gas Co will not supply at the current $1.50 rate, but no new schedule is announced. Pittsburg Plate Glass Co warns its 800 employees and nearby factories of fuel cut off on Sept. A local gas well drilled this week proved a failure despite being shot.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Greentown
Kokomo Company
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Reception to Mr Fairbanks at Meharry grove
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks arrived in Lafayette at 5 11 pm en route to the thirty first annual reunion of old settlers from Tippecanoe Montgomery and Fountain counties. He was met by an escort, dined with State Senator Will R Wood, and attended a reception as plans for speeches and a large turnout were announced. Gen Lew Wallace was invited to attend. In Tipton James C Millikan Republican county treasurer candidate withdrew due to ill health.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Charles W. Fairbanks
Meharry’s Grove
Tippecanoe County
Tippecanoe
Montgomery
Fountain Counties
Fairbanks
Lahr House
Will R. Wood
Ferry Street
Old Settlers
Michael White
Silas Peterson
Lew Wallace
Tipton
Aug. Y
James C. Millikan
Millikan
Paying an Old Debt by Madison Farmer Weems Heagy
Madison County farmer Weems Heagy, famed for thirty years of toil, will finish paying a $20,000 debt this month. In 1878 he receipted $20,000 lent by an outgoing county treasurer. two days later Stilwell Bank failed and the money was lost. Heagy mortgaged his property to cover bondsmen and has steadily paid down the debt, hoping to settle after harvesting his wheat.
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Indianapolis
Anderson, Ind
Weems Hengy
Heagy
Richland Township
Madison County
Stilwell Bank
Forgotten debt repaid after thirty years in Indiana
In Kokomo Indiana on August 2 Judge Samuel Davis who had forgotten a $10 loan to Zenas Pearce of Troy Ohio receives a letter with a check for $10 including interest, clearing a debt from thirty five years ago and letting Davis feel free.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Samuel Davis
Zenas Pearce
Troy
Pearce
Davis
Several Horses Stolen in Marion Area Heist Report
An epidemic of horse stealing swept Marion yesterday with additional rigs stolen in nearby towns. Four horses and buggies were taken in Marion including G A Southall, Samuel Crook, Mahlon Thompson, and W H Hicks. Police recovered some property and jailed Bert Sanders who drove away G A Southall's horse and buggy.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Bert Sanders
G. A. Southall
Samuel Crook
Theief
Mahlon Thompson
North Marion
W. H. Hicks
Kitchrack
Mysterious assault leaves Richmond carpenter near death
William P. Newland fifty a Richmond carpenter reports he was attacked last night in a South Sixth street house when he refused to yield one hundred dollars. He lies in a serious condition after a brutal beating. In Evansville a theft hit Thurman’s jewelry store with several diamonds stolen and a woman's jewels valued at three hundred dollars.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
William P. Newland
Newland
South Sixth Street
Evansville
Thurman
West End
Hoodoo blamed as American Tin Plate Band dissolves
Elwood Indiana August 20 The American Tin Plate Band once a state champion organization has disbanded blaming the ill luck of number thirteen. The group faced rapid decay after renting headquarters in room 13 at the Wilkie Building. Director Mybratz left town and manager Hamm faced an attempted murder charge as remaining members dwindled. The band formed a decade ago by the American Tin Plate Company with factory employees.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
American Tin Plate Band
Indiana
Wilkie Building
A. S. Mybratz
George Hamm
American Tin Plate Company
General Council Closes at St Marys Academy South Bend
The annual general council of the Sisters of the Congregation of the Holy Cross met at St Marys Academy in South Bend. About forty five houses were under its charge with nearly 900 assignments. no changes at St Marys or in house heads. The summer school closed after a successful term focused on normal training and class work. St Marys will open for fall term on Sept with strong inquiries and an expected large attendance.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Sisters of the Congregation of the Holy Cross
St. Mary's Academy
St. Mary’s
Will Buy Arsenal Grounds at Indianapolis for School
Winona Agricultural and Technical School directors announce near completion of details for purchasing the arsenal grounds in Indianapolis for the school. Arrangements set for a September opening at Winona. New directors added include General Carnahan of Indianapolis E F Yarnelle of Fort Wayne and Rev Dr Turner of Pittsburgh. Directors present include John M Studebaker H J Heinz E A K Hackett J Wilbur Chapman Sol C Dickey.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
Winona
John M. Studebaker
South Bend
H. J. Heinz
Pittsburg
E. A. K. Hackett
Fort Wayne
J. Wilbur Chapman
Sol. C. Dickey
Diphtheria Epidemic Hits St. Roh With Animal Link
Fort Wayne Indiana August 3 News reports St Roh a cement town in northern Indiana is struck by a diphtheria epidemic with seven new cases in a day and two deaths. Local doctors blame cats and dogs suffering a strange disease and order killing or quarantining the animals to curb spread.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
St. Roh
Indiana
Hibernians elect officers as adjournment nears
In Anderson, the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the ladies' auxiliary elected officers for the next two years. Hibernians: President E. D. Reardon. vice president Rev. M. J. Byrne. secretary David Loftus. treasurer P. B. Walsh. chaplain Rev. W. J. Quinlan. Auxiliary: President Mrs William McGrady. vice president Mrs Kate Shafer. secretary Mrs Bernard Kelly. treasurer Mrs Hugh Hogan. Executive committee to pick next meeting place.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hibernian
E. D D. Reardon
City
M. J. Byrne
Lafayette
David Loftus
Longansport
P. B. Walsh
Terre Haute
W. J. Quinlan
Marion
William McGrady
Peru
Kate Shafer
Princeton
Bernard Kelly
Indianapolis
Hugh Hogan
Fort Wayne
The
Hibernians
Fairmount saloon arrests clash with Nicholson law
In Fairmount Indiana during fair week, authorities filed several accusations against local saloon keepers alleging violations of the Nicholson law. Justice Stevens's court opened with arrests made promptly this morning, with trials expected to follow.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fairmount
Ind
Justice Stevens
Liquor prosecutions postponed. more complaints filed
Postponements were ordered until next Monday as liquor interests threaten higher court action. Officials plan to file at least a dozen additional complaints immediately, prompted by church members who call the town too wide open. In Goshen Indiana Frank M Berkey a Benton township native and Kansas City real estate man was accidentally shot and killed during a prairie hunting trip when his Winchester discharged. He was forty four, leaving a widow and two children.
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Thurch
Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Frank M. Berkey
Benton Township
Kansas City
Kansas
Ikey
Olosea Adams
Laporte
Veteran Soldiers Reunion Draws Five Thousand At Camp Joe Wheeler
Five thousand persons attended the Veteran Soldiers Association meeting at Camp Joe Wheeler Madison. Addresses were delivered by Henry H. Sherman Dr. Lucas Department Commander B J Starr and Adjutant General Smock of the Grand Army of the Republic. A reception and banquet followed at Alois O Bachman Post hall with Generals Starr and Smock as guests of honor. The Camp Wheeler meeting closes tomorrow. Levi Harrison finds a diamond near his Hamblen township farm valued at 700 to 1000 dollars and plans to have it appraised in Indianapolis next week.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Veteran Soldiers’ Association
Camp
Joe Wheeler
Henry
Sherman
Lucas
B. J. Starr
Smock
Grand Army of the Republic
Alois O. Bachman
Starr
Nashville
Ind
Levi Harrison
Hamblen Township
Indianapolis
Marion seeks pest house site after land stall
Marion city officials ordered a pest house but cannot locate a site as nearby farm owners refuse to sell fearing devaluation. Proposals shift to placing the pest house on the county poor farm with city county joint use. Richmond reports Glen Benham, 18, hanged himself in the county jail after escaping and being returned from Fostoria Ohio.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Grant county Democrats to hold mass convention for county ticket
Marion ind Aug 20 Democrats of Grant county will meet at the courthouse in mass convention on Saturday to nominate a county ticket. Delegates from Grant and Howard counties will meet to nominate a candidate for the joint Superior judgeship. Connersville ind Aug 20 two weeks ago the school board bought a lot for 4000 and the common council authorized bonds for 50000 to build a high school. Kokomo ind Aug 20 the United States Express Company was fined 10 for refusing to deliver goods inside the corporation and for setting delivery lines in defiance of law.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
W. E. Wineburg
Wayne County
Marion
Grant County
Mass
Grant
Howard Counties
Connersville
Common Council
Kokomo
United States Express Company
Justice Moreland
Severe thunderstorm damages farms and homes in Grant county
A powerful electrical storm swept Grant county causing widespread damage. John Mann’s home on the Jonesboro pike was struck but fire was put out by rain. Delilah Miller and John Harney’s barns burned with livestock and tools lost. Dr J J Houser’s ornate North Marion house and its hand crafted interiors burned. Houser was injured trying to fight the blaze. The Lillard farm barn near Swazee was destroyed with one horse and equipment lost. The Wilson and McCulloch fruit jar factory at Converse sustained minor damage. total losses run into thousands.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Grant County
John Mann
Jonesboro Pike
William Lillard
Swazee
Delilah Miller
J. J. Houser
North Marion
Houser
Severe summer storm lashes Muncie and Riverside
A powerful electrical and rainstorm swept over Muncie at 5 am causing extensive damage. Lightning struck the Alonzo Atherton home in Riverside, the streets flooded, cellars filled, and new sewers under construction caved in along Elm street for sixty feet, totaling about $200 in losses and halting nearby excavation work.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Delaware County
Alonzo Atherton
Riverside
Elm Street
Lightning Strikes Lake Wawasee Cottages In Goshen
At Lake Wawasee near Goshen Indiana a residence occupied by an Indianapolis family the Lacys and a neighboring cottage belonging to Mayor elect George F Alderman were struck by lightning during the night. No injuries were reported though four bed posts splintered at the Silburn cottage and minor exterior damage occurred at the Alderman cottage.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Silburn
Lake Wawasee
Indianapolis
Lacy
George F. Alderman
Storm Smashes Derrick and Lightning Hits Barn Near Warren
In Warren Indiana a rain storm struck a Panama Oil Company derrick on the Pully lease, tearing off a side and shocking workers Ralph Bartlett and Lee Snyder, though not seriously injured. A barn on Sylvester Woods farm northwest of town was struck by lightning and burned, with grain hay harness and farm implements lost. Estimated damage $2,000 with no insurance.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warren
Ind
Panama Oil Company
Ralph Bartlett
Lee Snyder
Sylvester Woods
Marion Tom Hawkins in Grant county jail awaiting pre hearing
Marion Tom Hawkins, known as the silence murderer of Irvin Dye, is held in Grant county jail awaiting a preliminary hearing Friday. He refuses to talk to reporters. Monument Day exercises planned for Thursday at the Soldiers Home are expected to draw a large crowd.
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Marion
Tom Hawkins
Irvin Dye
Grant County
Scottsburg
Teachers’ Institute
Mae Johnson
Myrtle Bridgewater
M. Lula Reid
Agnes Wilson
Maude McCullough
W. C. Weir
W. L. Morrizon
Storm Strikes Farms and Businesses in Indiana
In Portland two farmers lose horses to a bolt with one killed and others injured as a thunderstorm floods Theodore Nei berg’s gallery and damages Fred Haley’s store front. In Connersville two barns owned by William J Hawkins and George Holton are destroyed with hay wheat vehicles and contents totaling about 5000 dollars loss.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Elmer Warner
Collett
Theodore Neiberg
Fred Haley
Connersville
William J. Hawkins
George Holton
Storms Rake Nebraska Railroads and Buildings
Severe wind lightning and rainstorms swept Nebraska. In St Paul three inches of rain in an hour washed out Union Pacific tracks and flooded businesses. Plattsmouth sewer overflow flooded a dozen stores causing thousands in damage. In Lincoln Park lightning struck a wagon killing Patrick Ross and injuring four others including Ernest Sexton.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Plattsmouth
Burlington
Lincoln Park
Patrick Ross
Ernest Sexton
Tornado and Storm Hit Pana and Emporia Areas
A cloudburst and tornado struck Pana Illinois causing extensive damage including a blown down Catholic Church steeple and bell and near demolition of the Y M C A building. The Baltimore and Ohio depot at Millerville was blown away and losses top fifteen thousand dollars. In Kansas a thunderstorm killed Mrs Moyer and her granddaughter nine miles west of Emporia with four others stunned.
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Pana
Baltimore & Ohio
Millerville
Emporia
Kan
Mehming
Henry Moyer
Here
Tennis Returns To Bay Ridge Courts After Golf Dominance
The Boston Globe notes golf may have eclipsed tennis temporarily but tennis remains a popular outdoor sport. It recalls seventeenth century matches and Henry VIII as an early devotee, asserting tennis has endured alongside golf and will live on.
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Boston Globe
Bay Ridge
Henry VII
England
Henry VIII
UnsettlesBusiness Tariff Reform Battle Cry
A New York Commercial note analyzes four declarations on tariff reform from the Nashville American and New York Sun. It warns reform requires agitation and broad business disruption, arguing success will not come quickly and the unsettled state will persist until reform is achieved.
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New York Commercial
United States
Nashville American
New York Sun
Doctor Lipes Promises Free Trial Cure for Consumption
Dr Lipes offers free trial treatment for consumption and all pulmonary diseases claiming a selective antidote destroys tubercle bacilli and rebuilds health. He asserts cures for catarrh bronchitis hay fever and asthma with home treatment and mails if needed, with separate plans for individuals and chronic cases from the Stevenson Building Indianapolis.
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Lipes Bes
Ae “Wrest
New Tatip Bed and Schwab's Money Tale in Tulip Mania Echoes
The Philadelphia Press reports Charles M. Schwab profited from shipbuilding trust securities valued at millions but warns that such "money making" depends on public investment. As asset prices sag, the public may lose faith and the market could crash like past froths in tulips, South Sea securities, and 19th century booms.
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Philadelphia Press
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Works
Shipbuilding Trust
Holland
Mr. Schwab
Steel Trust
South Sea Securities
New York
Indianapolis
California
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Ottawa
Minn
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J. A Smith
Winona Bible Conference
Young People's Christian Union
Colored Baptists
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MR. Fairbanks
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MREA
Wayne County Schools
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Veteran Soldiers’ Reunion
Brown County
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Indiana Notes
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Grand Lodge of Colored Masons
Caine
Pioneer Association
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Butler County
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Knox County
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Union City
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Delaware
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McGrewter
Indianeta
Tillman Vanduyn
MecGrewter
Valparaiso
Odd Fellows of the Twentieth Indiana District
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Newton
Starke
Muncif
John A. Keener
Bright
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Mich
Mrs. Austin
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Duluth
James McGovern
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Washington and
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