Weather forecast for Saturday and Sunday across states
Aug 21 weather summary by state shows fair conditions in Washington Ohio and Illinois with some showers possible in the weekend. Michigan and Wisconsin report showers and cooler periods while Minnesota and Nebraska expect cooler nights and unsettled conditions. Winds vary from northwest to southwest with fresher gusts near Lake Michigan.
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Washington
Ohio
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Braska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nee
Cotton mill situation shows improvement next week
Fall River Mass aug 21 the cotton mill situation will improve next week with plans to resume manufacturing at several mills 22 more workers to be employed 17200 in wages and 24000 more pieces of cloth to be made curtailment reduced to five corporations eight mills versus fourteen ceased this week about 3000 workers and 60000 weekly payroll affected total curtailment about ten percent of normal production sharp rise in demand for narrow goods and end prices 24 to 25 cents per pound compared with 210 16 for regular print
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Fall River
Mass
Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures on Aug. 21 at Nantucket lightship Queenstown Liverpool Moville Browhead Southampton Havre and other hubs Including Augusta Victoria Mayflower May Queen Armenian Arabic Pomeran Sicilian Georgia Statendam La Champagne and Cedric with routes between Boston New York Liverpool Montreal Rotterdam Montreal and Hamburg and Liverpool with tonnage and timing details from multiple ports.
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Nantucket
Ham
Here
Queenstown
Boston
Liverpool
New England
New York
York
Moville
Anchoria
Glasgow
Tiverpool
Montreal
Browhead
Cedric
Mand Liverpool
Pomeranfrm
Monreal
Bouthampton
Hamburg
Georgia
Lizard
Statendam
Rotterdam
Havre
Aus
la ChamPagne
Massachusetts Sailor Ship Reaches New York Yard for Repairs
Washington dispatch reports Captain Emory of the Indiana telegraphs from Frenchman's Bay that the Massachusetts, under convoy of the Indiana, Potomac, and Swanton, sailed this morning for Tompkinevele for overhaul and repairs at the New York navy yard.
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Washington
Emory
Indiana
Frenchman's Bay
Massachusetta
Potomac
Swanon
New York Navy Yard
Piles Pain Relief Ad Lent for PAZO Ointment Claim
An inexact memory ad-like line offers PAZO OINTMENT to treat piles with symptoms of itching bleeding and prolapse. It promises relief or a return of money if it fails to cure within a stated period.
Hemenway to Host Cannon in Boonville Visit
Congressman James A. Hemenway of Indiana says Joseph G. Cannon will visit Boonville for several days before the special congressional session in Washington. Hemenway expects Cannon to become chairman of the Appropriations Committee and push river improvements, notably making the Ohio navigable. The report also notes Judge Walter W. Mount considering a congressional run in Indiana's Ninth district.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Indianapolis
Boonville
James A. Hemenway
Indiana
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Washington
Cannon
Hemenway
New England
Canada
Congress
Ohio
John A Thompson Dies In Washington After Brief Illness
Washington, Aug 21 John A Thompson once of Indianapolis died here after a short illness caused by pleurisy He was a prominent newspaper writer in Indianapolis twenty years ago and later published the Washington Chronicle He also worked with the Ohio Times and Cincinnati papers Funeral services are planned for Saturday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
John A. Thompson
Indianapolis
Thompson
Washington Chronicle
Ohio Times
Cincinnati
Dignitaries and Citizens Die Across Indiana on Aug. 21
Multiple Indiana towns report deaths of prominent locals and longtime residents. Rev. John Binder of Greensburg died aged about 80 after paralysis, leaving a widow and five children. Mrs. Sabra Dugger of Bloomfield, 88, mother of several prominent business men, buried at Lishman cemetery. James Roscoe, former Noble County representative, died of embolism near Albion. George Sullivan, soldier in Spanish American War, buried at Bloomington Christian Church. Noah Wilson of Shelbyville, 50, died of apoplexy in bed. William Sweeney of Hebron, 66, noted resident, died. James Leonard, Porter County figure, near Mackinac Island, Mich., is dying. Other local obituaries include Sene Geisler, 70, and Albert Todd, 74, with details incomplete.
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Greensburg
Ind
John Binder
Augustus Goyert
Wurtemberg
Germany
New York City
Cincinnati
Batesville
Bloomfield
Sabra Dugger
Greene County
Lishman
Jackson Township
Albion
James Roscoe
Noble County
Roscoe
Bloomington
George Sullivan
Christian Church
Valparaiso
William Sweeney
Hebron
James Leonard
Porter County
Mackinac Island
Mica
Madison
eSene Geisler
George Psy
Rens Albert Todd
Monument to Hale Johnson unveiled at Newton
Prohibitionists unveiled a Barre granite monument in Newton, Jasper County, honoring Hale Johnson, murdered on election day last year. Johnson chaired the Prohibition state and national committees and was 1860s era Prohibition candidate.Speeches by Robert H. Patton, John G. Wooley, Oliver W. Stewart, and George W. Fithian accompanied the unveiling. The state executive committee met in Newton today.
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Bloomington
United States
Newton
Jasper County
Hale Johnson
Prohibition State Committee
National Committee
Robert H. Patton
Springfield
John G. Wooley
Chicago
Oliver W. Stewart
George W. Fithian
Delphi Is Benighted Suburb Standstill Halts Annexation
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Delphi suburb of South Delphi stalled after an unplatted land strip blocks annexation. The city council sought concessions from owner N. J. Howe, with the plan to add about 500 residents and provide electric lights and city water once consent is given.
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Indianapolls Journal
Delphi
South Delphi
N. J. Howe
Fowler heirs face quiet title suit over Moses Fowler estate
In Lafayette Indiana Moses Fowler Chase, inmate at Dr Sterns Norways in Indianapolis, is named defendant in a quiet title suit. The complaint targets heirs including James M Wier Eva G Fowler Kelia F Duhme and Charles H Duhme among others not heirs of Moses Fowler. The action concerns the late founder of the Yaukces In Moses Fowler estate and related rowed roved seats.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Moses Fowler Chase
Stern
Indianapolis
Fowler
Duhmes
Fowlers
Moses Fowler
James M
Suit Seeks Clear Title To Perry Township Land
The case in the Superior Court aims to quiet title for land worth over $1,000 once held by Moses Fowler. Dulimes and other Fowler heirs disclaim interest but back the action. J Walter Wilstach filed the suit, with his father once partner of Hiram W Chase, and Chase and Wilstach handled the Fowler dealings. The current defendant list includes the grandson of Hiram W Chase.
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Dulimes
Moses Fowler
J. Walter Wilstach
Wilstach
Hiran W. Chase
Chase
Perry Township
Wustachie
Hiram W. Chase
Cremation of Son Triggers Mother's Mental Collapse
GOSHEN Ind August 21 The cremation of her eldest son's body led Mrs Edward P Haven of this city to insanity and today she was adjudged insane with an application filed for admission to Longcliff Asylum. The son, a Chicago sub post station superintendent and mother's favorite, had died recently and requested cremation which was carried out. The act horrified the mother and her mind became unbalanced.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Edward P. Haven
Longcliff Asylum
Chicago
Orphans Attend Circus Through Generous Aid
Colonel William G. Irwin of the Governor's staff and general manager of the Indianapolis Columbus and Southern Traction Company organized a charity outing for about 20 orphans from the Frances Comfort Thomas Orphans Home. The children watched the Forepaugh Sells Brothers show in the afternoon and were escorted to the circus at night with two chaperones, enjoying peanuts and red lemonade amid joyous cheer.
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Indianapolis Journal
Columbus
Ind
William G. Irwin
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Company
Frances Comfort Thomas Orphans
Missing Boy Found Near Davies County
Anderson Indiana August 21 Roland Longfellow fourteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Mark Longfellow of this city who had been missing since April was found safe working on a farm in Davies county Indiana He left because he was discouraged at school His parents searched widely and the mother nearly went distracted An aunt was advised of his whereabouts and the parents were informed late tonight.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Roland Longfellow
Mark Longfellow
Davies County
Longfellow
Portland
Evan G. Thornton
Thornton
Friends Church
Newport
Fountain City
Wayne County
Thorton
White River
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Geneva
Delphi
John Lathrope
Elwood
Fair Grounds
Judge Jones
Elliott
Phil Graff
Summittville
State Normal
Wilson
Franklin City School
Horatio S. Kaufman
Albany
Board of
Covington High School
N. P. Hart
Huntington High School
Lagrange
R. P. Dryer
Stroup Milling Company
Here
New Castle
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
South Main Street
W. F. Burker
Bloomfield
Greene County Teachers’ Institute
Newton V. Meredith
Ellwood W. Kemp
Terre Haute
Edwin W. Chubb
Athens
Goshen
William J. Slack
Federal Court
Indianapolis
George R. Harper
Richmond
Benjamin Starr
Battle Creek
Mich
Martinsville
Cecil Wiggins
Davis Cooperage Company
Dublin
Namco Lodge No
Rebekah Degree of
Odd Fellows
Jesse Henley
Madison
Jarvis
Referee Pugh Offered 12500 For Allen Block Property
In Greencastle Indiana referee Pugh has been offered 12500 for the Allen business block tied to Jerome Allen former cashier of the First National Bank. Indianapolis real estate belonging to Allen and Hammond sold for 14400. Evidence from a recent hearing on removing large notes from estate claims must be briefed before a decision is reached.
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Greencastle
Ind
Pugh
Allen
Jerome Allen
First National Bank
Indianapolis
Allen and Hammond
Boston gun club to compete in state medal shoot
Will enter state medal shoot at Greensburg on Sept. 5 with five members from Boston Wayne county G. V. Packer A. Nelson Clem Druley William Porterfield and Joseph Pyle prepare for participation in the state event and nearby contests.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Boston
Wayne County
Greensburg
G. v. Packer
A. Nelson
Clem Druley
William Porterfield
Joseph Pyle
Terre Haute YMCA Coach Appointed Milwaukee Interschor
Bert Modegitt, trained at Terre Haute Y M C A and later a physical instructor at Crawfords ville and Anderson Y M C A, has been named inter physical instructor of the Milwaukee Association, announced today.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Bert Modegitt
Evansville Increases Saloon Licenses to 250
Evansville mayor signs ordinance raising saloon licenses from 76 to 250 affecting nearly three hundred saloon keepers. In a separate note Captain Walter Houghland sold the streamer Charles Curlin to Captain John Rice of New Orleans with private terms. the vessel operates on the Green River trade.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Charlies G. Covert
Walter Houghland
Charles Curlin
John Rice
New Orleans
Green River
Cupid Tackles the Auto Wedding in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana Aug 21 a plain city Ohio couple Nellie Harrison and Lawrence Roby eloped by auto to wed after parental objections. Harrison father J B Harrison pursued, confronted them at Clinton Hotel, then consented. The Rev C W Choate of the Congregational Church officiated the ceremony today.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Nellie Harrison
Lawrence Roby
Plain City
Harrison
Roby
Miss Harrison
Clinton Hotel
Mr. Harrison
C. W. Choate
Congregational Church
Returned the license ends romance in Indiana
Andrew Kreager, sixty six, secured a license to marry Miss Josephine Whalen, twenty one, at Muncie. He returned the license saying the girl went back on him as relatives objected and sent her to Chicago. In Terre Haute, Miss Katherine Walsh of the high school faculty surprised friends by marrying John Crowley at Boise City Idaho.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Andrew Kreager
Josephine Whalen
Chicago
Kreager
Terre Haute
Katherine Walsh
Boise City
Idaho
John Crowley
Ieee
Delphi Band to Give Street Fair in September
Delphi is set to host a street fair late this September led by Professor John Lathrope and the Delphi Band. The event aims to surpass past fairs with a prized trophy for the best band as about twenty bands pledge to contend.
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Delphi
Street Fair
Madison
Martinsville
Citizens' Bank of Delphi to Become National Bank
DELPHI Aug 21 The Citizens' Bank of this city will become a national bank Oct 1. It has been private since 1834 and run by James A Shirk since 18% The bank is strong in northern Indiana with officers James A Shirk president W W Shirk vice president and James A Shirk cashier Charles B Shaffer will be cashier The new bank named Citizens' National Bank will have 100000 capital and will keep the same officers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Delphi
Citizens’ Bank
James A. Shirk
Indiana
W. W. Shirk
Charles B. Shaffer
Citizens’ National Bank
Wages settled for Flint Glass Workers in Pittsburg
Pittsburgh reports amicable settlement with manufacturers on wage scales for iron mold cutting and engraving, based on last year’s wages. Most factories now in full operation and no trouble expected next year. Alexandria notes a dispute with Lippincott glass factory delaying orders and half the workers staying home as work space remains incomplete.
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Pittsburg
Flint Glass
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Indianapolis Journal
Alexandria
Ind
Lippincott Glass Factory
Making Grade Rapidly on Union Traction Line
From Middletown Indiana August 21 the Union Traction Company crews report rapid progress on the Anderson to New Castle grade. Fill across Slyfork valley west of town is substantially completed. Other grade work on this end advances quickly across level land. Bushong land to Honey creek grade finished and nearly a mile east of Honey creek. Pones creek and Sulphur areas to follow as conditions permit.
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Indianapolis Journal
Middletown
Ind
Union Traction Company
Anderson
New Castle
Slyfork Valley
Bushong
Honey Creek
Pones Creek
Prac- Healths of the Ram of Oe
Xesimmeaaay Barons Arte
Eastern Indiana Traction Company Moves Toward Dunnkirk Road
Richmond Indiana August 21 The Eastern Indiana Traction Company now regarded as a reality has almost settled the route from Richmond to Dunnkirk with construction ready to start after estimates and bids are awarded.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Eastern Indiana Traction Company
Crankshaw
Dunkirk
Vincennes Bridge Co. Wins Lost River Bridge Contract
In Paoli Indiana today the Board of Commissioners awarded Vincennes Bridge Co. a 4500 dollar contract to build a bridge across Lost River at Reynolds Ford. Six bidders competed and locals had long demanded a bridge, with a pontoon bridge previously used to aid travel.
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Indianapolis Journal
Paoli
Ind
Vincennes Bridge Company
Board of Commissioners
Lost River
Reynolds Ford
Vincennes Company
Union Traction carries record crowd to Elwood fair
In Alexandria Indiana on August 21 the Union Traction Company hauled 114 passenger cars to the Elwood fair, the busiest day on that end of the line. About eight thousand people passed through Alexandria to Elwood without incident. In Bloomington Indiana F A and R N White, bondholders for the proposed Indianapolis Southern Railroad, toured the area examining Greene County iron deposits before catching the evening train for French Lick.
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Indianapolis Journal
Alexandria
Ind
Union Traction Company
Elwood
Bloomington
Girl's Presence of Mind Saves Her From Train
Miss Julia Cope, adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Cope, narrowly escaped a Lake Erie & Western southbound train near Dublin Indiana. She jerked the reins to pull her milk wagon and horse off the crossing as the No 43 engine bore down. Milk spilled from broken bottles. the horse was unharmed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Dublin
Ind
Julia Cope
Lake Erie & Western
Here
Miss Cope
George Cope
Cambridge City
Lake Erie Crossing
Indianapolis Man Falls Forty Feet On Bridge
Charles Miller of Indianapolis, intoxicated and lost, wandered onto Lafayette Main Street Bridge at night and plunged forty feet onto rocks and cans. He broke seven bones in his left leg, suffered a severe chin cut, chest bruises, and serious internal injuries. He was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital in critical condition.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Charles Miller
Indianapolis
Main Street Bridge
Miller
Mother Earth
Assersby
Iner
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hiner
Lightning Kills Two in Beavey City Kiln Accident
In Beavey City near Valparaiso the afternoon storm struck a lime kiln, killing George Hooks a twenty five year old single man and Jo Clark a thirteen year old boy who sheltered inside. In Elwood gasoline stove tank explosions at the fair grounds burned Charles Saanders and his wife badly, with the wife suffering extensive burns and Saanders near cooked hand. The couple from Indianapolis ran a sandwich stand at the fair and were cared for by fair officials before heading home.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Beavey City
Here
George Hooks
Jo Clark
Hooks
Clarke
Elwood
Charles Saanders
Fair Grounds
Saanders
Birch Avenue
Indianapolis
Auto accident injures county official and others in Evansville
Evansville reports Theodore Keve kordes thrown from his automobile with a badly lacerated foot and minor internal injuries. Mrs. Ben C. Wells remains in serious condition after a stairs fall at home. Richard Peters, a telephone lineman, fell from a ladder this afternoon with internal injuries and is expected to die.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Theodore Kevekordes
Ben C. Wells
Richard Peters
Reggie Vanderbilt and Wife Storm Boston Inspectors
Boston dispatch reveals Reginald Vanderbilt and his wife enraged when customs inspectors examined their trunks on arrival. The distress centered on Cathleen’s clothing items and trinkets as New Year’s papers and hats were removed, silencing the couple’s hopes of anonymity among New York reporters.
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Boston Dispatch
New York Press
Reginald Vanderbilt
Boston
Vanderbilt
Reggie
New York
Farmer's Wife and Cash Disappear on Indiana Farm
John Paumade, a wealthy farmer near Kokomo Indiana, after marrying a widow with three grown children including two New York opera singers, finds his wife and two daughters missing with $600. Paumade, facing protests from his children, filed for divorce.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
John Paumade
New York Opera
Paumade
Danville Mobilizes: Arcola and Ottawa Companies Depart
In Danville Illinois Company A of the Fourth Regiment left for Camp Lincoln under Captain Beggs, followed by Company C of the Third Infantry from Ottawa with 47 men and 3 officers led by Captain Blanchard. Sheriff Whitlock warned Governor Yates of unnecessary arrival, but Ottawa troops continued toward Danville, likely leaving Monday. Circuit Court motions aim to quash rioting indictments, with some counts sustained and trials set to begin.
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Indianapolis Journal
Danville
Ill
Arcola
Beggs
Camp Lincoln
Third Infantry
Blanchard
Ottawa
Whitlock
Yates
Tle
Tramps Kill Indiana Man Near Augusta Kansas
Ransom Woodruff of Washington county Indiana was killed by three tramps near Augusta Kansas after being held up during a Robbery attempt. Alpha Bowman and Alva Sims were with Woodruff. another companion escaped on foot. The trio fled aboard a train with the other man robbed.
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Wichita
Kan
Ransom Woodruff
Alpha Bowman
Alva Sims
Washington County
Indiana
Woodruff
Augusta
Fatal Blow Ends Life in Maryland Dive Quarrel
In Frankfort Maryland on August 21 Harry Loveland of Thorntown and Harvey Thomas of the county discussed a dispute in a city dive at midnight. Loveland struck Thomas on the neck with a fist, breaking his neck and causing instant death. Loveland, a county jail trusty, claimed Thomas charged him with being an officer and attacked him after he denied it. Loveland, 28, has a wife and three children on Ver mont street Indianapolis. Thomas, 40, was single.
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Indianapolis Journal
Frankfort
Harry Loveland
Thorntown
Harvey Thomas
Loveland
Thomas
Vermont Street
Indianapolis
Evidence Grounds Convictions for Strawboard Plants on White River
Muncie Indiana August 21 deputy game warden Charles Tryon announced sufficient evidence to convict several strawboard companies along the White River for dumping refuse. He plans arrests soon and says minimal fish deaths have occurred despite dynamite and other substances, with the companies held responsible.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Charles Tryon
Delaware County
Strawboard
White River
Woman in Desperate Fire Attempt in Chicago
In Chicago on Aug 21 Mrs Mabel Lathey age 24 of 3 Wabash avenue saturated her clothes with kerosene and set them afire to die. A boarder and a policeman extinguished the flames after she was severely burned. Lathey, daughter of M Clay a retired Indiana merchant, possibly faces death.
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Chicago
Mabel Lathey
Wabash Avenue
ONeills Victim Nearing Death In Indiana
William A Wade, stabbed by Peter ONeill last January, is dying at South Milford Indiana family summoned as wound reopens. ONeill jailed Michigan City for intent to kill. Wade death could bring murder trial. Coroner Morrison probes Co M Fitz death near Lafayette with mystery, body moved to Springfield. Lois Green travels in for shipment.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
William A. Wade
Peter O'Neil
South Milford
O'Neil
Michigan City
Wade
Lafayette
John 8
Morrison
Co. M. Fitz
Wabash River
Merieposu
Lois Green
Indianapolis
Fitz
City
Springfield
Lady identifies assailant in Valparaiso case
Mrs. A B Biggs of Washington township in Valparaiso identified John Wilson, a colored man, as the attacker in an incident two weeks prior. Wilson will waive examination.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaseo
Ind
Biggs
Washington Township
John Wilson
Wilson
Blackmailer Fred Hess brought to Columbia City in serious condition
Columbia City Indiana August 21 Fred Hess the blackmailer was moved from Goshen to Columbia City tonight by Sheriff Gallagher. His condition both physically and in tally is listed as serious.
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Indianapolis Journal
Columbia City
Ind
Fred Hess
Goshen
Sheriff Gallagher
Lead Trust Is Formed Announces United Lead Company
New York August 21 details of the organization of the United Lead Company were announced. The new firm will have a capitalization of 37 million dollars with 12 million in bonds and the remainder in common stock. Payment for constituent companies is described as forthcoming.
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New York
United Lead Company
New Tin Plate Company Formed in Pittsburg Area
Independent combination created by merging several sheet and tin plate firms in the Pittsburg district. United Sheet and Tin- with Marietta Tin and Sheet, Cambridge-Byesville, Byersville firms, and Tucker Steel Roofing. New venture plans up to 16 000 tons of billets sheets and tin plate annually plus galvanized products. M F Straus of Philadelphia serves as president.
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Aretg United Sheet and Tin- 2
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Followingetta Tin and Sheet
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Teme Plate
Compan Pany
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Newcomerstown
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Byersville Coal Company
Tucker Bteel
Newark
Marietta
Sy Ee
M. F. Straus
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