Arbitration proposal to end steel dispute with two reps and third arbiter
A 19th century plan suggests two representatives from each side and a third neutral arbiter to resolve the board's decisions. It proposes Bishop Potter, Mr Seth Low or Archbishop Ireland as potential third members, aiming for a fair settlement between President Staffer and President Shaffer. Simon Burns endorses the plan after consultation with the Amalgamated Association.
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Ieeee
Piene
Board of Arbitration
Rey
Lot
New York
Staffer
Bishop Potter
Schwab
Seth Low
Ireland
Shaffer
Simon Hurns
Window Glass Workers
Strike Settlement Dependent on Men Rejoining Work in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg the Steel Corporation at the Star plant added enough workers to run two mills around the clock, with full operation expected by week’s end. The Amalgamated Association claims the strike remains unresolved while the Tin Plate Company advertises for nonunion workers at top wages and guaranteed jobs, insisting applicants declare themselves free from union control. President Shaffer warns the industry may lose workers if unions fail to cooperate, while officials say the strike is effectively over for those seeking work. A strike benefit ball game drew over 120 attendees in McKeesport, where Mayor Black received an ovation and Ben L. Davis spoke on the union advisory board.
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Pittsburg
The
Steel Corporation
Star
American Tin Plate Company
Tin Plate Company
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
McKeesport
Black
Ben L. Davis
Amalgamated Advisory Board
Weather forecast for Ohio Indiana and Illinois regions
Forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for fair weather in Ohio and Indiana on Thursday with Friday partly cloudy and cooler in the north with possible showers. Illinois expected partly cloudy Thursday and Friday with light southerly winds. Temperatures show a general rise with a cool trend in the north and a low barometer reading near 30 inches. Observed temperatures and precipitation totals are noted with departures from normal and August year to date figures provided by the weather observer.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Lilinots
Movements of Steamers Across Ports
The record notes arrivals at New York Liverpool Glasgow Cherbourg and other ports with ships such as Gerra Mongolian Bervin Deutschland and Kaiserin Maria Theresa arriving from Bremen Cherbourg and Plymouth. Sailed vessels include Sardinian Paul Teutonie Friesland and other liners bound for Glas Southampton Liverpool and Antwerp.
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New York
Gerra
Bremen
Glasgow
Bervin
Liverpool
Deutschland
Amburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Gent Waldersee
Hamburg
Houlogne
Plymouth
Safled
Glas
Paul
Teutonie
Friesland
Antwerp
PTON
Eee
Ork
Kaiserin Maria Theresa
Cherbours
Michi- Be
Boston
Oceanic
Newark
Waesland
Philadelphia
Anchoria
Buenos
Minute speech praises strikers and Sayer at game
A brief address before the game congratulated the strikers and praised Sayer. Rumors of strike actions swirl in Pittsburg with reports of Pennsylvania Tube Company workers showing dissent and possible mass return to work. Municipal notices mention three suspected non-unionists ordered to leave town for Cleveland. Ohio marshals may arrive with injunctions as Irondale remains tense and the Amalga mated lodge admits five new members.
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Sayer
Black
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Tube Company
American Federation
Srrondale
Irondales
Ohio
United States
Banfield
Erskine
Amalgamated Lodge
Union scale backed by majority of mills in Third district
Vice President Charles H. Davis of the Amalgamated Association said eighty five mills in his district including Newport and Covington voted for no compromise and would require all trust mills to sign the union scale. The vote was nearly unanimous and terms of settlement were not made public.
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Cincinnati
Charles H. Davis
Amalgamated Association
Newport
Covington, Ky
Shaffer
Bishop Sees Favorable Steel Strike Settlement
Secretary Joseph Bishop of the State Board of Arbitration, returning from Pittsburg, reported very favorable prospects for settling the steel strike. He said negotiations were under way for a conference between Steel Corporation officials and the Amalgamated Association, with a settlement likely, but he declined further comment.
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Columbus
Joseph Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
Pittsburg
Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
Strikers Clash With Mill Police at Canal Dover
In Canal Dover Ohio on August 2 strikers confronted mill policemen. Two arriving officers were seized and brought to strike headquarters for questioning while mill police attempted rescues but were overpowered. Sheriff refuses to appoint deputies to protect workers entering the mills.
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Canal Dover
Sher
Decree Threatens Death for Aiding Colombian Insurgents
A prospective Tribune printout reports a Colombian government decree punishing both natives and foreigners who aid insurgents or invade Colombia with death. It targets foreigners aiding Venezuelan rebels and includes harsh penalties for commissioners, spies, or those surrendering Colombian forts or ships.
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New York
Tribune
Colombia
Transatlantic Record For Deutschland Likely
The Deutschland, after leaving Hamburg August 2 and stopping at Southampton and Cherbourg, arrived at Sandy Hook at 1:20 this morning. It is expected she will enter port with more records, having set the Cherbourg to New York passage in 12 hours 29 minutes on September 1, 190.
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New York
Deutschland
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Sandy Hook
Licely
New Yor
May Marry Lady Hope In Yokohama Interview
Captain Putnam Bradlee Strong announced in the Japan Daily Advertiser that he intends to marry Lady Hope. He said she is seeking a divorce from her husband and that he plans to reside in Yokohama indefinitely after arriving in San Francisco on the way to Japan.
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San Francisco
Japan Daily Advertiser
Yokohama
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Lady Hope
Japan
Tornado Hits Dudley Township Injures Legislator
A tornado struck Dudley township near Plankinton South Dakota injuring Guilford Mullen a member of the Legislature. Homer Hague's house was blown down and chickens tied with hail were killed while corn and other crops suffered damage.
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Plankinton
S. D
Dudley Township
Guilford Mullen
Homer Hague
American tenor Harley Dies in London Area
Cablegram to Miss Clara Harley reports the death of Orlando Harley at Mar gate health resort near London. A notable American tenor, he spent fifteen years on the Bagiah operatic stage and sang with many famous re donnas. Born in Pittsburg forty five years ago, his body will be brought to Norwalk.
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Cleveland
Clara Harley
Margate
London
Orlando Harley
Harley
Pittsburg
Norwalk
Losses by Fire in Monroe and Chicago
Fire in Monroe gutted the Monroe Mercantile Company's dry goods house on Grand street. Stock worth 60 000 dollars destroyed, with damage to adjoining buildings and insurance details. In Chicago a building at 57 West Randolph street housing H M Koeker Co paints oils and glass was destroyed by fire, with significant loss reported.
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New Orleans
Monroe
Monroe Mercantile Company
Grand Street
Coy
Insurance, Co
Chicago
West Randolph Street
H. M. Koeker & Co
Illinois Couples Married in Terre Haute Stir Fearful Repercussions
Many Illinois couples wed in Terre Haute to dodge Indiana rule requiring a 30 day residency before licensing. Attorneys warn the practice risks perjury charges for false affidavits. Affected spouses worry their marriage legality and face potential prosecutions. Mrs. Ralph Spencer of Ridge Farm sought confirmation of her status after eloping in May with James Spencer.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Taylor
Indiana
Illinois
Watson
Ralph Spencer
Ridge Farm
Spencer
James Spencer
Justice of the Peace
Newberger
Clerk Wetson
Beating Case Leads to Arrest of Hines Family
In Fayette county near Dublin Indiana eighteen year old Fred Hines and his father were jailed after Fred allegedly struck his mother on the forehead with a sharp instrument, left her insensible, and the pair faced local anger as neighbors report she had no food for a week. The mother had previously been confined for mental illness, and residents claim she was imprisoned to avoid care. Local townspeople threaten vigilante action if authorities fail to act.
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Indianapolis Journal
Dublin
Ind
Fred Hines
Fayette County
Connersville
Hines
Lured To House And Beaten Trial Of Two Men In Indiana
In Wabash Indiana August 28 the trial of James Watson and Roy Ponticus charged with assault on Frank Ireland trustee of Pleasant township began before Justice Davis at Rochester. Ireland says he was lured to a house near Fulton county line on August 16 where he was beaten into unconsciousness but later walked to Tobias Gushard’s home. The defendants admit the assault but deny intent to kill and claim Ireland provoked scandalous talk about Watson’s wife. A letter lured Ireland to the Watson home while Watson allegedly hid. Ponticus, Watson’s brother in law, helped beat him. Ireland then filed suit for 2177 dollars against Harvey H Shipley, successor as township trustee, asserting Shipley owed the township funds and demanded repayment. Shipley denies owing and cites a bookkeeping error.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
James Watson
Roy Ponticus
Frank Ireland
Pleasant Township
Davis
Rochester
Ireland
Fulton County
Tobias Gushard
Watson
Ponticus
Iine
Ieland
Lodge
Shipley
Obituaries Report Two Local Deaths in Centerville Area
Isham Waymire died Tuesday at his Bodviitre Chapel area home at seventy five. Lavina Voorhees died last night in Centerville at seventy, with two sons Daniel and John Voorhees surviving her.
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Isham Waymire
Bodviitre Chapel
Lavina Voorhees
Centerville
Daniel
John Voorhees
Prominent Jeffersonville Woman Dies in Illness
Jeffersonville Ind Aug 3 Mrs Magdalene Winesburg wife of J P Winesburg a leading city figure died at 1 am after more than two years illness Peritonitis was the immediate cause She was born in Berne Switzerland Feb 16 1828 and came to the United States at age eleven. Wabash Ind Aug 28 The body of Fred Grant an architect from Chicago and longtime Wabash resident was brought here for interment He died in Chicago Monday night of appendicitis at thirty six years old and left a family.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Magdalene Winesburg
J. P. Winesburg
Winesburg
Berne
Switzerland
Wabash, Ind
Fred Grant
Chicago
Wabash
Mrs. R. E. Johnson Dies After Illness in Worthington
Mrs. R E Johnson widow of John H Johnson died this morning after months with Brights disease. Survived by four sons and two daughters. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 p m in Worthington victimized by illness and family ties.
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Indianapolis Journal
Worthington
Ind
R. E. Johnson
John H. Johnson
Bright
Dunkards at Winona and Epworth Leagues Meet
DUNKARDS AT WINONA Winona Lake Ind Aug 28 The national conference of the Progressive Brethren Dunkard Church began here and will run to Sept 3 The church Founded twenty years ago and strongest in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois J H Knepper Meyersdale Pa J Allen Miller Ashland College and J F Hilderbrand Waterloo Ia attend TERRE HAUTE Aug 28 Two hundred delegates from out of town Epworth Leagues attend the Greencastle district convention Rev C H Morgan Michigan spoke on Our New League Bible Course Dr Berry general secretary of Epworth League spoke on The Junior League Evang Ostrom and Hillis led devotional services in the evening.
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Winona Lake
Ind
National Conference of the Progressive Brethren
Dunkard
German Baptist
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
J. H. Knepper
Meyersdale
J. Allen Miller
Ashland College
J. F. Hilderbrand
Waterloo, Ia
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Epworth
League of the
Greencastle
C. H. Morgan
Michigan
Our New League
Berry
Epworth League
Epworth Herald
Dr. Berry
Ostrom
Hillis
La Porte Pastor Celebrates Golden Anniversary in Ministry
Rev. George Link senior, assistant pastor of St. John's German Lutheran Church, celebrated his fiftieth anniversary in ministry in La Porte Indiana. The service featured a principal address by Rev. C M Zorn of Cleveland and remarks from visiting clergy. His son Rev George Link Jr is pastor of the La Porte church. Only four other pastors in the denomination have served over fifty years.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
George Link
St. John's German Lutheran Church
America
C. M. Zorn
Cleveland
Link
Concordia College
Fort Wayne
Black Jack
Pleasant Ridge
Lebanon
Wis
St. Louis
Frazer, Mich
Springfield
Red Bud
Concordia Seminary
George Link, Jrr
Laporte Church
Radical United Brethren meet at Collett under Bishop Barnaby
The fifty ninth Auglaize Conference of the Radical United Brethren Church opened at Collett near Portland Ind with Bishop A P Barnaby presiding. About 100 ministers and delegates attend as the conference runs through the week. In Wabash Ind Rev W T Groom who resigned six weeks ago from the Christian Church there accepted the call toBellefontaine First Christian and will preach next Sunday succeeding Rev E S Muckly who hasgone to the Hawaiian Islands.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
United Brethren Church
Collett
Here
A. P. Barnaby
Wabash
W. T. Groom
Christian Church of
Deaths in Indiana feature Bur ton and Dr Viets loss
Aug 28 notices from Lafayette La Porte and Richmond report the deaths of Van Bur ton a prominent Republican figure born 1827 and Dr E W Viets Plymouth once involved in a criminal case but later respected. Viets born July 25 1832 in Conneaut Ohio practiced in Plymouth then died after a brief illness. Also Catherine Shoman Richmond area aged 78 with daughters Anna Dodge Elizabeth Snyder and James Ryan aged 74 with daughter Mrs Timothy Harrington.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Catherine Shoman
Milton
Anna Dodge
Elizabeth Snyder
James Ryan
Timothy Harrington
Brown alibi defense dismissed in B and O hold up case
Garrett Indiana man John W Brown faced a dismissed preliminary in the Baltimore and Ohio hold up at Miller's Station as two key witnesses could not attend and a sick woman among them. Brown claimed an alibi with witnesses including Dan Van Vleet, a doctor Nusbaum and Charles Meyers, while Special Agent Ryan noted two other nearby men under surveillance. Brown announced intent to sue the railroad for false imprisonment and arrest.
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Crown Point
Ind
John W. Brown
Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio
Miller's Station
William Ross
Brown
Otto J. Bruce
Ross
James
Ryan
Railroad
F. W. Morwitz
Dan van Vleet
Auburn
Nusbaum
Charles Meyers
Auburn Depot
Cost of trousseau and shock breach of promise case
Peru Indiana Aug. The city council raised the tax levy to 11.72 per thousand, three percent higher than last year, to fund a new city hall. A local housing shortage persists as many houses remain un rented. A suit for 35000 damages for breach of promise is filed by Mise Savilla Powell against John H. Hensler, alleging she spent for a wedding outfit and medical care after a shock from his marriage to another woman.
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Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
Mise Savilla Powell
John H. Hensler
Miss Powell
Sprejal
City finances tighten as funds dwindle and rail needs grow
City Treasurer Wey reports public funds down to 16 dollars and warns he must refuse payment orders soon. The council takes no relief action yet. The Wabash Railroad has used city water for engines but will stop once its deep-well system is completed.
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Wey
Wabash Railroad Company
Petersburg businessmen seek new railroad branch
Petersburg Indiana August meeting to organize a push for a branch from East Mount Carmel via Petersburg to Jasper led by John W. Wilson and C S Chambers. Wabash Indiana August 23 describe interurban line from Wabash to Rochester funded by local votes and cap investors. Portland Indiana January 28 route change for Schwab electric line due to ROW reluctance. many along new route consent. Covington Indiana August 28 survey under Covington and Danville Electric Railway heading north to Vermillion.
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Indianapolis Journal
Petersburg
Ind
John W. Wilson
C. S. Chambers
Southern Railway Company
East Mount Carmel
Jasper
Wabash
Rochester
Fulton
Miami
James Lynn
New York
Portland
Ene
Schwab Electric
Here
Ridgeville
Covington
Lafayette Girl Kills Herself in Chicago
Pearl Ball of Lafayette committed suicide in Chicago by taking forty five morphine tablets. Her family is prominent in Lafayette and she led an exemplary life. She had a fine musical education.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Pearl Ball
Chicago
Five Terre Haute Women Stole Money to Buy Cocaine
In Terre Haute Indiana August 28 two more West End women were arrested for petty larceny to obtain funds for cocaine. Last week three addicted women were jailed at their own request. Each faced petty larceny charges to finance the drug. One suspect stole 60 cents and another a bedspring for a few cents.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
West End
Indian Missionary Joins Work in Damoh Again
Bedord Indiana August 28 Miss Josepha Franklin daughter of Rev Joseph Franklin of this city left for Damoh India to renew her missionary work. She has been in India five years and will stay five more years before returning. She has two sisters there.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Josepha Franklin
Joseph Franklin
Damoh
India
Salvation Army Captain Fatally Injured by Runaway Horse
Evansville Indiana reports Mrs Mary Curtis head of the Salvation Army in the city was struck by a runaway horse while leading her soldiers down Main Street late tonight. She was found unconscious and doctors say her injuries are fatal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Mary Curtis
Salvation Army
Main Street
Shot in Frankfort man’s condition grows uncertain
FRANKFORT Ind Aug 28 Adam Camp shot yesterday by George Matthews while with Matthews wife on the street remains alive but with slim chances of recovery Both Matthews and his wife are jailed LAPORTE Ind Aug 24 William Sobl 19 arrives in town seeking his mother after nine years with Kansas family Four siblings placed in Northern Indiana Orphans Home later found in Kansas no trace of parents COVINGTON Ind Aug 28 John Doolan seeks sister Mrs Thomas Walsh who came to the country in 1861 and was last heard of in Attica the oldest Irish residents recall her only vaguely
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Indianapolis Journal
Frankfort
Ind
Adam Camp
George Matthews
Matthews
Laporte
William Sobl
Larned
Kan
Indiana
Kansas
Covington
John Doolan
Yankton
Rev G Long chosen to lead Wernle Orphans Home
Richmond reports Rev George Maier resigns as superintendent. Trustees select Rev G Long of New Lebanon Ohio to succeed him. The Lutheran home aligns with the Synod of Ohio and others. Also noted are local notes on St Marys Academy opening Sept 9 with Sisters of Providence in charge.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
George Maier
Wernle Orphans
G. Long
New Lebanon
Synod of Ohio
Clayton Hunt
St. Mary's Academy
Sisters of Providence
Milton
Upland Chosen as Next Year’s Meeting Site
In Dunkirk and Lawrenceburg officers named for the state council proceed to select next year’s meeting location. Upland was chosen to host the gathering, with FP. R. Sutton and Fred Ulrich among those listed in the proceedings. Reverend John C. White and E. P. Mitchell named in ceremonial roles.
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FP. R. Sutton
Dunkirk
Outside Sentinel
Fred Ulrich
Lawrenceburg
Inside Sentinel
Clark McKinley
Muncie
State Council
John C. White
Summitville
E. P. Mitchell
Marion
Upland
Red Men to Stage Tippecanoe Battle in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana on Thursday and Friday the Red Men will reproduce the Tippecanoe battle after two years of prep. Indian costumed warriors will portray Tecumseh the Prophet General Harrison and other figures. Local tribes and neighboring towns join the event.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Indiana
Tippecanoe
Atea
Harrison
Tecumseh the Prophet
Half a Tomato Crop in Wells County Blame Dry Spell
Bluffton Indiana reports a prolonged dry spell left Wells county tomato fields nearly ruined with only half a crop expected. Recent ten days of rain offer partial recovery though two weeks ago the outlook was total failure. Local canning plants delay startup and Wells County Canning Co sold 100,000 empty three pound cans to Muncie Canning Co.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton, Ind
Wells County
Wells County Canning Company
Muncie Canning Company
Beet Sugar Factory Falls in Benton Harbor
Benton Harbor Mich Aug 3 The Wolverine Sugar Company failed today with sales set at 107700 on notes and 125.60 on bonds held by Chicago Trust Company. For two years the plant lacked sufficient beets locally and then secured 4000 acres in Shelby County Indiana for this season. The factory cost 3200000 to build.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Wolverine Sugar Company
Chicago Trust Company
Shelby County
Indiana
Earlham College Geology Head Resigns New Professor to Replace
Richmond Indiana August 28 Prof Joseph Moore resigns as head of Earlham College geology department and museum curator. Allen D Hole chosen to succeed him. Muncie Indiana August 23 Jones family reunion at Oak Grove Parker draws about five hundred members from West Virginia Ohio and Indiana. Benbow family reunion in Muncie with twenty relatives from several states.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Joseph Moore
Allen D. Hole
Muncie
Jones
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Oak Grove
Parker
Benbow
Wagons Parade Through Dublin Bound for Mississippi County
A caravan of wagons passed Dublin today on the way from Boston to Mississippi county Missouri. The party, led by Washburn Beck who owns 4000 acres there, plans to raise fancy fruit.
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Indianapolis Journal
Dublin
Ind
Boston
Mississippi County
Missouri
Washburn Beck
Elkhart guard fires on raider in melon patch
In Elkhart Indiana Charles In guarding a melon patch fired at a youth raider named William Shade. The shot struck Shade in the back but wounds are not dangerous. In has not been arrested and details remain unclear.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Charles Inbody
William Shade
Shade
Ball Brothers to resume operations in two weeks at two factories
Muncie Ind Aug 2 Ball Brothers began lighting fires in the furnaces of their two big fruit jar glass factories tonight and will resume all departments with 1 20 hands in two weeks.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Ball Brothers
Mushroom tragedy claims Mrs Johnson in Indiana
MUNCIE IND Aug 3 H M Johnson a colored man gathered mushrooms with his wife this morning and they ate them at noon Mrs Johnson is at death s door from eating toadstools and is hospitalized in critical condition.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
H. M. Johnson
Watsons divorce suit cites cruel treatment and alimony
In Martinsville Mrs. A J Watson sues for divorce from her long time husband alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and asks three thousand dollars as alimony. The couple has lived in the city and county most of their lives and raised a family.
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Martinsville
A. J. Watson
Covington
Freemasons Grow as Liberty and Enlightenment Spread
The report notes grand treasurer H Wales Lines with receipts of 11.06 and net cash resources of 47,556. Grand recorder William H Mayo lists membership gains for 1899 244 1900 290 1901 434 with 1169 commanderies and 125108 members. States with over 2000 members include California Connecticut Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island Michigan Minnesota Missouri New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Texas Wisconsin.
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Grand Treasurer
H. Wales Lines
Grand Recorder
William H. Mayo
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Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
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Kentucky
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
New Hampshire
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Wisconsin
Reception honors visiting commanderies in New Albany
New Albany Commandery No. 5 Knights Templars held a reception at Maennercher Hall for members quartered in New Albany during the conclave from Terre Haute Greencastle Bedford and Kokomo commanderies. John H. Weathers gave the welcome. Governor Durbin attended from Louisville. Visiting commanderies depart tomorrow.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
Knights Templars
Maennercher Hall
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Bedford
Kokomo
John H. Weathers
Durbin
Louisville
Deed of a Drunken Farmer near Beallaville
William Montgomery, a well to do farmer, shot his wife while intoxicated in Beallaville then killed himself. The incident occurred last night and left the community shocked by the fatal act and subsequent suicide.
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Bellaire
Beallaville
Here
William Montgomery
Tembler Glass Works Reaume Resumes After Idle Years
The Huntington Tumbler Glass Company in Central City West Virginia, idle for six years, resumes today independent of the glass trust. Two hundred men are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
W. Va
Huntington Tumbler Glass Company
The
Glass Trust
Three Men Die in Silverton Mine Cave-In
In a cave-in at the North Star mine on King Solomon mountain three miners died. Thoma Hodge Edgar and Gus Conrad were crushed to death in the accident.
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Silverton
Col. Aug
North Star
King Solomon Mountain
Thoma Hodge
Edgar Aeee Eee
Gus Conrad
West Point Cadets Break Camp at Pan-American Grounds
West Point cadets concluded their camp at the Pan-American grounds in Buffalo and left for West Point this evening after their training period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
West Point
Ward Switches to Republicans After Fair Bank Incident
Thomas Ward pawnbroker on East Market street says he will vote Republican in the city election after an altercation with Superintendent Quigley at Fair Bank last night. Ward, entertaining friends including several officers in civilian clothes, says Quigley ordered the crowd to disperse and insulted him without provocation. He asserts he was mistreated in front of a large crowd and vows to cast his first Republican ballot.
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Quigley
Fair Bank
Thomas Ward
East Market Street
Ward
Nearly Forty Damage Suits Filed in Seattle
Seattle August 2 nearly forty damage suits against the Canadian Pacific Navigation Company over the wreck of the steamer I. The actions seek damages for loss of life property and injury to health.
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Seattle
Wash
Cific Navigation Company
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