Weather Forecast Shows Showers Across States
June 9 forecast predicts showers Wednesday in Indiana Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska and Kansas with cooler conditions in north and west portions. South regions stay warmer with fair in some states. Thursday brings more showers, cooler air, and brisk winds across the central and southern areas.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Iowa
Nebraska
Frursaes
Kansas
Movements of Steamers June 30 Arrivals and Departures
Steamship notices list arrivals at various ports including Ken from Montreal Winifredian Ionian Kron Wilhelm from Bremen Laurentian Grosser Kurfurst and Kais er Wilhelm I from New York. Sailed vessels include Sylvania Armenian Cambrian Livonian Island Mesaba and Island with ports Boston Liverpool London Montreal and New York among others.
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Ken
Montreal
Winifredian
Ionian
Boston
Sylvania
New On
York
Kron- Wilheim
Bremen
Laurentian
Glasgow
Grosser Kurfurst
Liverpool. Org
Auguste
New York
Plymouth
Prawle Point
Mesaba
London
Cambrian
Livonian
Cherbourg
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Bouthampton
Menominee
Rotterdam
Rot- Per
Asir
Finland
Stole Wearing Apparel Arrest of Domestic Girl
Eila Tena a domestic in North Pena street residence was arrested yesterday by Detectives Asch and Manning and jailed on a grand larceny charge. She allegedly stole clothing from every employer over two years. A room search found silk embroidery and dress goods identified by victims. She admitted guilt at the police station.
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Eila Tena
Penatreet
Eiday
Explosion and Fire At Baltimore Jewelry Store
A gasoline tank exploded in the basement of Skirk and Son's jewelry store in Baltimore causing a fire. Insurance covered damages estimated at 75,000 dollars. Firemen rescued several employees from upper floors as flames damaged interior and multiple stores nearby. The incident origin remains under investigation.
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Baltimore
Skirk & Son
Buewelry
Piet Lick d
Cane Ee
Porter County youth fights over daughter elopement
In Valparaiso Indiana Charles Hedgens and James Taylor clashed near Taylor's home after Hedgens pursued the Chesterton man’s daughter against her father's wishes. Taylor was shot in the arm and leg, Hedgens fled, and the couple's elopement plan failed with the father arriving on the scene.
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Indianapolis
Hedgens
Taylor
Father kills son in self defense in Richmond
Bernard Quinn killed his son James Quinn during a drunken struggle. The coroner’s verdict says the knife wound in the groin severed the main artery and was inflicted in self defense. Authorities will not place him under arrest or prosecute.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Bernard Quinn
James Quinn
Quinn
Indiana University Biological Station Opens Summer Course at Winona Lake
Opened for the summer at Cherry creek southern Winona Lake the Indiana University Biological Station under zoologist Dean Carl H Eigenmann reports over eighty students enrolled with attendance expected to reach one hundred. The program emphasizes botany and zoology with lake measurement sounding and water life study. The Western Association of Writers meets at Winona Lake next Monday for its eighteenth annual session integrated into the regular assembly program.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
Indiana University Biological Station
Cherry Creek
Winona Lake
Carl H. Eigenmann
Indiana University
Western Association of Writers
Winona
Writers’ Association
Notre Dame honors Charles J. Bonaparte with Laetare Medal
The Laetare medal, awarded annually by the University of Notre Dame, was presented in Baltimore to Charles J. Bonaparte. Rev James Burns of Holy Cross College presided at the ceremony at Bonaparte's residence, with Cardinal Gibbons adding commendation.
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Baltimore
University of Notre Dame
Ind
Charles J. Bonaparte
Ca’ I
James Burns
Holy Cross College
Cardinal Gibbons
Prison ordeal of American seeking gold mine in Central America
George B. Jackson, once missing from Jackson County, writes from Santa Rosa Nicaragua that after leaving California in 189, he traveled to Guatemala and Nicaragua to claim a gold mine. He reports imprisonment and beating to force surrender, banishment, and eventual return to Salvador. He now files damages against the Nicaraguan government.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
George B. Jackson
Jackson County
Henry
Cal
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Nicara
Salvador
Portland Lodge Plans Erect New Building at Commerce and Main
Red Cross Lodge Knights of Pythias of Portland Indiana outline plans for a four story lodge building at Commerce and West Main. Basement and first floor will house business rooms, second floor offices, third floor lodge facilities with Bedford stone exterior and pressed brick. Elevator steam heat tile floors a complete water supply and baths included. Cost of the building will be nearly stated.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Red Cross Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Commerce
West Main Streets
Tragic End Traceable to Prolonged Drinking
In Andrews Indiana laborers found W F Jeffries a 37 year old former Decatur resident in the lumber yard of A Wasmuth Co He had come to Andrews weeks earlier for Champion Churn Co His father R P Jeffries of Springfield Illinois was notified and the body sent there for burial The coroner ruled death by apoplexy caused by excessive drinking
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Indianapolis Journal
Andrews
Ind
A. Wasmuth & Co
W. F. Jeffries
Decatur
Champion Churn Company
R. P. Jeffries
Springfield
la Gonda
Jeffries
Richmond Art Exhibit Closes After Successful Run
Richmond Indiana closes its seventh Art Association exhibition amid record attendance and strong catalogue sales. Indianapolis artist Otto Stark attended as a visitor to Gay, while Mr B Wilson of the National played a role in the event.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Art Associaton
Otto Stark
Indianapolis
Gay
B. Wilson
National
City art association adds Gruetlle painting to permanent collection
Fauvre and others attended the city art association meeting where they purchased the landscape titled In Verdure Clad by R B Gruetlle of Indianapolis to enrich the permanent collection.
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Fauvre
R. B. Gruetlle
Indianapolis
Big Four excursion brings 2000 to St. Clair's grove picnic
Two special trains from the west with twenty four coaches carried Big Four Railroad employees and families to St. Clair's grove for a city picnic. About two thousand people attended the day of dancing and amusements, with two baseball teams accompanying the excursionists.
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Indianapolis Journal
Batesville
Ind
St. Clair’s Grove
the Grove
Rose leaves Wabash for good after accounting shortfall
John B. Rose former city treasurer of Wabash who was acquitted of fraudulent misappropriation has left Wabash for Indian Territory with his family. He previously departed when his term ended last September and worked briefly in an abstract office at Tishomingo. In Tipton Indiana oil is reported discovered near Atlanta south of the city with a second well showing a possible twenty five to fifty barrel daily output.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
John B. Rose
Rose
Indian Territory
Tishimingo
Indianapol
Tipton
Itd
Atlanta
New Castle Worker Fells to Heat at Hoof Factory
Newton Myers, an employee at the New Castle hoop factory, became the season's first heat victim. While near steam vats he collapsed, struck his head on a log, and sustained a bad bruise before being carried home.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Castle
Ind
Newton Myers
Fire destroys Leighty barn and livestock near Petersburg
A barn owned by Wilson Leighty south of Petersburg, Indiana, with six horses inside, burned to ashes last night. The loss is estimated at 2000 dollars with no insurance. Also noted is the obituary of Daniel Tucker, eighty three, pioneer resident of Jay County, who died today at his Redkey home.
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Indianapolis Journal
Petersburg
Ind
Wilson Leighty
Here
Portland
Daniel Tucker
Jay County
Redkey
Bucklen Buys Beardsley Mills To Spur Elkhart Growth
Elkhart Ind June 30 H E Bucklen Chicago millionaire leads Elkhart industrial push by purchasing the Beardsley mills paper and flouring with water rights. The flouring mill to be moved and its race filled for building lots while the paper mill remains brick and will be repurposed. Wheat harvest starts July first with good yields expected amid some fly damage. Clover hay cut in large quantities and excellent yields. Timothy lagging two weeks.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
H. E. Bucklen
Chicago
Beardsley
Davenport
Bucklen
Elwood
Timothy
Carpenter forms White Coal Company in Indiana
Decatur with Goshen to host new White Coal Company plants. Charles W. Carpenter of Decatur announces a deal organizing the White Coal Company of South Bend with $100,000 capital. A Goshen factory will be finished by Sept 1 and run at 250 to 200 tons daily. A Decatur plant will follow, ready by Oct 1 with similar capacity.
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Charles W. Carpenter
South Bend
White Coal Company
Goshen
Largest farm transfer in region sets record at $135000
In Fort Wayne Indiana on June 30 the 1.80 acre farm of the late Judge Ninde’s sons sold to Strauss Brothers & Co. of Ligonier for 135000. The land in Paulding County Ohio costs 18 per acre ten years ago and now brings 76 per acre after careful cultivation by Harry Ninde. Anderson Ind saw the Anderson Waste Paper Company organized with J O Pattle as driving force planning city receptacles for paper collection base and sale. New Albany filed articles of incorporation for Zier Boiler and Sheet Iron Company with 25000 capital stock led by Robert Morris William Miller Peter Young Frances Zier and Michael Zier. Shelbyville will host a joint struggle between the Citizens Alliance and the Trace Unions backed by the State Federation of Labor with a meeting Friday led by H L Simons Edwin F Gould and E A Perkins.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Judge Ninde
Strauss Brothers & Co
Ligonier
Paulding County
Ohio
Harry Ninde
Anderson
Anderson Waste Paper Company
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
London
J. O. Pattle
New Albany
Zier Boiler and Sheet Iron Company
Robert W. Morris
William Miller
Peter Young
Frances Zier
Michael Zier
Morris
Ma Eger
Zier
M. Zier
Shelbyville
Citizens’ Alliance
Trace Unions
State Federation of Labor
H. L. Simons
Edwin F. Gould
E. A. Perkins
Paris Chamber approves cattle and meat duty bill
The Chamber of Deputies passed M. De Bussy’s bill raising duties on cattle and fresh meat. New port rates place oxen at 3 francs and 20 francs for minimum price, with sheep and pigs bearing higher duties. a government clause to cap member prices in meat was rejected.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. de Bussy
Case Fairly Under Way in Whitecapped Damage Suit
The case of Joseph Britton, claiming a $10,000 breach of promise from eighteen Greene county citizens, opened before a struck jury in Bloomington Indiana. Judge Joseph E. Henley presides as Judge Wilson, now on the bench, had been an attorney. Two days are expected for witnesses and court costs will exceed $100. Jurors listed include John Sparks Thomas N Brown Thomas Fowler John Rice Dock McCoy William Peterson Jr Ensleyee George Welchnk Rogers V Judah William C Reeves George N Brock.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Joseph Britton
Greene County
Joseph E. Henley
Wilson
John Sparks
Thomas N. Brown
Thomas Fowler
John Rice
Dock McCoy
William Peterson, Jr
Ensleyee
George Welchnk Rogers
V. Judah
William C. Reeves
George N. Brock
Indiana Supreme Court Upholds Interchange Law
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Terre Haute June 3 The Indiana Supreme Court upholding a 191 law requiring express firms to interchange with others drew national railroad interest It could enable railroads to form express entities and move cargo beyond their lines and may provoke a U S Supreme Court appeal by rail and express firms
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana
United States Supreme Ourt
Foreclosure Suit Tied to Weir Brill Shooting Case
Final hearing in Cleveland, Indiana, over a $16,000 mortgage to Charles F. Lefman of Laporte. The suit stems from the Laporte shooting of Attorney E. E. Weir by millionaire J. W. Brill two years earlier, connected to Brill’s alleged relations with Mrs. Brill. Cross petitioner Louise K. Brill seeks alimony from the property, arguing prior maintenance suits gave constructive notice and voided the mortgage.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Charles F. Lefman
Cleveland
E. E. Weir
J. W. Brill
Weir
Brill
Joseph W. Brill
Lerman
Louise K. Brill
Where the Money Went in Elkhart School Case
Circuit Judge Ferrall ruled on the Elkhart school case seeking 36,000 in missing funds from the 1897 defalcation era. The finding says 2.00 was paid to E R Kerstetter for Edward Finn, but not accounted for. Holderman retained the balance. Suits against Kerstetter and Holderman as individuals or officials will follow. bondsmen have settled with the county.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Ferrall
Elkhart
Supreme Court
William H. Holderman
E. R. Kerstetter
Elkhart National Bank
Edward Finn
Holderman
Kerstetter
Breach of Promise Suit Files Against Lawrence County Attorney
Miss Epsie George sues S B Peugh for breach of promise seeking 25000 in damages. She alleges he induced her to convey real estate valued at 6 and pocketed 3300 as his share and that she spent 1530 on her trousseau before he broke off the engagement.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Epsie George
Dunn & East
S. B. Peugh
Suit Filed Over Notes and Life Policies in Indiana
Lewis H Jordan sues John Hult Becker and Mutual Life Insurance Co at tachment and garnishment to force payment of two $1,000 notes issued in 18% against a claim Beeker owed. Beeker pledged two life insurance policies as security, one $1,500 and one $1,000. Elder Beeker’s death prompted proof to the insurer and drafts were attached. In Goshen Elkhart city sues Central Bermudez Co and surety City Trust Safe Deposit Surety Co for $10,000 over asphalt streets paved in 1890s. city claims pavement wore down and is in bad condition.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
J. Frank Hanly
W. R. Wood
Lewis H. Jordan
John Hult Becker
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Beeker
Jordan
Becker
Goshen
City of Elkhart
Central Bermudez Company
City Trust, Safe Deposit and Surety Company
Philadelphia
Bermudez Company
Elkhart
Robbed and left to die in Denver home
Mrs Antoine Ken ham, an elderly Syrian woman, was found dead at her house on Sixteenth Street. Her feet were roped, hands bound behind her back, and a tightly bound gag choked her. Three Syrians, one woman and two men, were arrested. police believe the robbery occurred Sunday night.
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Denver
Col
Antoine Kenham
S 1
Sixteenth Street
Obituary notices for Clunie and Godfrey published in San Francisco and London
San Francisco reports the death of ex convict Thomas J. Clunie in the city today from acute kidney trouble. London reports the death of Dan Godfrey the Guards bandmaster today from paralysis.
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San Francisco
Thomas J. Clunie
London
Dan Godfrey
The
Guards
Drowned brothers and others fall to harbor depths
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Michigan City Indiana June 30 John and Felix Day aged eleven and eight sons of August Day and Louis Ritenour aged ten son of Samuel Ritenour found dead in the harbor after entering a shallow basin and then a deep hole. John Day tried to save his brother and both perished together. Young Ritenour drowned hours later in the upper basin. Martin Pavelock aged thirty four also drowned near the same area after stepping into a deep hole and being unable to swim. His wife and four children survive.
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Indianapolite Journal
Michigan City
Ind
John
Felix Day
August
Louis
Ritenour
Samuel Ritenour
Martin Paydock
Lfe-Saving
Martin Pavelock
Day Brothers
Pavelock
Satteley Death in Lafayette Runaway Disaster
John Satteley a leading Attica resident suffered a broken back in a noon runaway on Lafayette’s main street when a horse shied a phaeton overturning the carriage. His wife fractured both arms and internal injuries threaten her life. Satteley is paralyzed and near death. The couple, once Lafayette merchants, were returning home from shopping.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
John Satteley
Attica
Here
Satteley
Mr. Satteley
Pass to New Company Stockholders Approve Lease By Unanimous Vote
Anderson Indiana June 3 0 eighty three thousand five hundred ten and six tenths shares represented this afternoon at Union Traction Company of Indiana meeting in the Union block. Stockholders nearly unanimously supported leasing lines to the Indiana Union Traction Company and Indianapolis Northern. A 1 percent dividend was declared on all Union Traction stock before adoption of the lease. The leased lines will operate under Indiana Union Traction Company with no change in operating methods. A unanimous vote paid tribute to McCulloch for management success. Attending were Ferdinand Winter R G Light George P Marett John D Thompson Henry D Peirce A R Thompson William A Bosson George F McCulloch from Indianapolis and others from this city.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Union Traction Company of Indiana
Union Block
Indiana Union Traction Company
Indianapolis Northern
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
Indiana Union Raction Company
Union Oation Company
McCulloch
Union Traction
Union Traction Awarded Buffet Car Contract
Anderson Ind June 30 The Union Traction Company has awarded the contract to construct buffet cars for special service on their lines. Cars will offer upholstered chairs and individual seats with same fare as the current special limited trains. They will be longer than present cars and buffet service will be a main income source with a two hour service schedule on each division.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Union Traction Company
Love Feast in Iowa at Des Moines Republican State Convention
On the eve of the Republican state convention in Des Moines Iowa harmony rules with no anticipated rift over the tariff plank drafted by Senator Allison with Cummins Perkins Blythe and others. Cummins and fellow state officers are likely to receive renomination while Barrett faces Adams and Riggs for superintendent. Perkins acts as temporary chairman with Hepburn or Kendall as permanent chairman and a full slate of Allison Iver and delegation expected to attend.
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Des Moines
Allison
Cummins
George Perkins
Sioux City
J. W. Blythe
Burlington
Barrett
H. L. Adams
West Union
D. J. Riggs
Sigourney
Perkins
W. P. Hepburn
E. C. Kendall
Albia
Wilson
Allison and
Iver
Long
Chicago Tribune Opinion Echoes on Impassioned Orators
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune mocks those who prefer silence to rhetoric, suggesting some people would rather have fingers blown off by firecrackers than arms talked off by impassioned orators.
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Chicago Tribune
Tax Ferrets Target Vigo County Tax Duplicates
ELWOOD Flower thefts surge as culprits raid City Custodian James Swatman lawn and smooth dirt where blooms vanished. In Evansville, W F Edwards plans a major Eagles installation with over 2,000 visitors, while many towns report community events, farm yields and local incidents across Indiana counties including Brownstown, Bloomingdale, and Elkhart.
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Elwood
James Swatman
Anderson
W. F. Edwards
Fraternity of Eagles of Indiana
Evansville
Mr. Edwards
Terre Haute
Gueets
Brownstown
Friends’ Mission School
Tamalipas
Mexico
Bloomingdale Academy
Clay City
Ham
Clay County
Wiley Luther
Charles L. Weeing
Thomas Biedelman
Indiana
Noblesville
Hampton West
Newton Bracken
Beaver Cemetery
Wabash
Wabash County
Vincennes
Edward Bierhaus
Karl Edward Zener
Indianapolis
W. A. Hunter
D. D. Tipton
Tipton County
James Singleton
Shelbyville
Frank Talbert
Sons of Veterans
Greenfield
Walter G. Bridges
Isaiah A. Curry
Winamac
Pulaski County
New Castle
Citizens’ Gas Company
Goshen
Three
Marion
Bardin
Milla
Ill
Bedford
Harmon Cline
Bedford Light, Heat and Power Company
Lawrenceburg
Harold McCool
Richmond
Hokendaqua Tribe of Red Men
Jonesboro
Schrader Brick Works
Ind
Spencer
Michigan City
President signs land reservations order in Porto Rico
Governor Hunt of Porto Rico Senator Long of Kansas and former Postmaster General Wilson with Bissell of Buffalo arrive at Oyster Bay for a presidential luncheon. The President signs a formal order reserving lands in Porto Rico under a law passed by the Fifty-seventh Congress. All unreserved lands will revert to the island tomorrow. more than one thousand acres affected. The Holy Name Society of Brooklyn and Long Island plans an open-air meeting July 2 with President Roosevelt expected to speak to curb profane swearing.
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Oyster Bay
Hunt
Porto Rico
Long
Kansas
Gperal Wilson
Bissell
Buffalo
Societies of the Holy Name of
Brooklyn
Long Island
Roosevelt
Death by own action of D G Bryce in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on a June morning Dave G Bryce stabbed himself in the throat with a safety razor then shot himself in the left breast at the Cecil Hotel. He died at a hospital minutes after. Bryce is brother to Thomas Bryce owner of the Columbus baseball team. A letter in Santa?nd reportedly preceded the act.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dave G. Bryce
Cecil Hotel
Bryce
Thomas Bryce
Columbus
Santal
Underground Wonders Natural Marvels Near Mitchell Indiana
In Mitchell Indiana two miles east lies the Donaldson estate with a vast 200 acre tract and twin caves famed for underground water flows and a beauty fall. The cave system, explored partially by Indiana University geologists, features a right south wing left north wing and center cave. Nearby is the Hamer flouring mill built in 117 with later owners, plus a historic distillery and mills that supported the early community. Thousands visit each year to sample sparkling waters and enjoy the wooded glens.
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Indianapolis Journal
Mitchell
Ind
Donaldson
G. W. Donaldson
Mobile
Lawrence County
Donaldon
Donaldson Estate
Son Estate
Son's Cave
Geolondiana University
East Wing
Hamer
Bul
Louisville
Thomas
Hugh Hamer
Scott & Tutley
Donaldson's Cave
Drake Murder Hearing Opens With 10 Witnesses Called
The second day of Elmira Drakes murder trial in Covington Ind featured ten state witnesses led by Dr J N Hurty who found poison in Drakes stomach and described testing for sulphate of zinc Embalming fluid testimony was offered to explain preserved organs The defense contends gastritis cholera morbus and alcoholism caused Drakes death Meanwhile in Noblesville Ind Tyler Cruthers fake foot racer case the court refused to quash the indictment and Judge Elliott plans a forthcoming appearance to outline the case details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Covington
Ind
Elmira Drake
Robert Drake
Drake
Chicago
J. N. Hurty
Inedianapolis
Clark
Westport
Conn
Noblesville
Tyler Cruthers
Neal
Supreme Court
Elliott
Kokomo
Runaway Boys in County Jail Face Suicide Attempt
Jacob Klein, a Cleveland Ohio runaway, tried to kill himself with a towel in the county jail after becoming homesick while awaiting transport home. Calvim Bruner was also confined. Bruner left for Cleveland after receiving a letter. Guards and jail staff intervened, and Klein was sent home on the first train.
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Jacob Klein
Cleveland
Klein
Calvim Bruner
Bruner
Cieralena
Burglars Target East Washington Residence of Mem Helms
Burglars entered Mem Lottie Helms at 1003 East Washington by a side window last night while Mrs Helms was away. Police, led by Det Om, examined the window frame and traced the wale.
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Mem Lottie Helms
East
Washington
Mra. Helms
Askin
Duncan
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