Pennsylvania Leads Then Wins Yale Regatta
Pennsylvanian crews battled Cornell and Columbia with a late sprint to win by a half length as Columbia and Syracuse followed. The freshman race featured Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, and Syracuse, with Pennsylvanian tactics flagging a strong finish as Cornell briefly led. At Henley, Pennsylvania crews observed routine work while Belgian oarsmen impressed, signaling a potential final against Americans and Belgians.
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Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
Francis
Danes
Syracse
Mark
Newivania
Cornellola
Pennsylva
Stroke Pepper
Ivania
Ithacans
Tor Bey
Henley
Pennsylvania University
Leander
Lipton declines challenge for Kariad Shamrock races
In Rothesay on July 2 Sir Thomas Lipton refuses to entertain Kenneth M. Clark's request for a trial series between Kariad and the Shamrock. He offers to sail five matches with £50 side stakes. The Royal Ulster Yacht Club notified Clark it must decline the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothesay
Firth of Clyde
Thomas Lipton
Kenneth M. Clark
Royal Ulster Yacht
Fatal shooting in Chicago ice cream parlor by Greek waiter
William J. Harris, a Pittsburg machinist, was fatally shot by Michael Varlos, a Greek waiter, after trying to recover a woman’s umbrella and purse. Varlos fled after firing three shots, two to the chest and one to the abdomen, during an affray sparked by a quarrel with another woman and her escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William J. Harris
Michael Varlos
Varlos
Harris
Pittsburg
Five Negroes Killed in Coahoma County Shootout
Deputy sheriffs Frank Johnson Edgar Montroy and Frank Mullen entered a suspected blind in Fatars Point Mississippi to enforce law. Gunfire erupted as residents opened fire killing four Black men instantly and another, Arth, died later from injuries. The white officers escaped unharmed and left with few details. Authorities received reports of blind activity violating the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatars’ Point
Miss
Coahoma County
Frank Johnson
Edgar Montroy
Frank Mullen
Arth
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois July 2
A weather forecast for Wednesday and Thursday: Indiana expected showers Wednesday with cooler southern portions, Thursday fair and warmer with light variable winds. Illinois partly cloudy Wednesday with likely showers in northern and central areas, Thursday fair and warmer in the north with fresh south winds. Also includes regional temperatures, barometer, and wind readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Jus. c. F. R- Wappenhans
Davis Girl Rescued From Self Destruction and Crisis
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports in Muncie Ind on July 2 that Georgia Davis fourteen was jailed to await trial of nine men charged with assaulting her after she attempted death by own action. Aletha Puckett Logansport also attempted morphine suicide and faces jail if she recovers. Pendleton reports a farmer wife died by carbolic acid amid unknown motive. Batesville notes Nick Stroble farmer shot self through heart, about forty five, leaving a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Georgia Davis
Aletha Puckett
Logansport
Pendleton
Homer Finney
Batesville
Nick Stroble
Laughery Township
Here
Bedford
Consolidated Stone Company
Bloomington
Chicago
Trafalgar
W. H.garshwiler
Franklin
Logan
Taylor
Garshwiler
Justice of the Peace Cattle
Bedford Woman Dies at 91 in City Home
Mrs Levina Smith one of the citys oldest residents died today at her Bedford home aged ninety one. The Tay lor Hitz bakery firm formerly connected with Kentucky Ferryboat Company notes her passing at age thirty six this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucky Ferryboat Company
Taylor-Hitz
Bedford
Ind
Levina Smith
International Association Formed By Green Glass Bottle Gatherers
Delegates from Ohio Indiana and Clinets meet in Newark Ohio to form an international association and seek a charter from the American Federation of Labor. New Jersey delegates were expected but have not arrived and attendance is small. Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Ohio
Indiana
Clinets
American Federation of Labor
New Jersey
Judge Ferrall Reshapes Elkhart City Commissioners
Elkhart Indiana July 2 Judge Ferrall of the Elkhart Circuit Court shifted the city commission appointment process freeing the board from council influence. He named five commissioners for Elkhart city Leander Andersen J B Davidson M G De Camp J C Ross and J C Derby with Derby and Ross Democrats. The Democratic council had proposed Kibbe Linderman Weller O H Sweitzer and W L Collins Republicans. The move aims to align practice with the court's responsibility under the new improvement law. The action draws interest for its departure from prior council recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Elkhart
Ind
Ferrall
Circuit Court
Goshen
Elkhart City
Leander Andersen
J. B. Davidson
M. G. de Camp
J. C. Ross
J. C. Derby
Board of Commissioners
Winona Lake Assembly Highlights July Programs
The second day at Winona Lake Assembly featured Lorado Taft clay demonstrations in the auditorium, a Mendelssohn Male Quartet concert with Signor Romeo Gamo and J Hoffman, and a Mackintosh lecture on Iago. Summer school registration began, larger Fourth of July crowds anticipated, with notable arrivals at the Winona and Minnewawan inns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Winona Lake
Ind
Winona Assembly
Lorado Taft
Mendelssohn
Signor Romeo Gamo
J. Hoffman
Cincinnati College of Music
George L. Mackintosh
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Winona
Winona Hotel
G. L. Mackintosh
de Witt Miller
Philadelphia
N. H. Stewart
Fred J. Hoffman
D. OC. Pendery
Cincinnati
A. Horn
Fort Wayne
Orado Taft
Leonard Crunelle
Hammond Named Inspector In Rural Mail Service
Huntington Ind July 2 F C Hammond an Erie freight conductor has been notified by Congressman Steele of his appointment as Inspector of the rural mail delivery. Hammond is president of the Erie McKinley Railroad Club of Huntington. Also confirmed is the transfer of Charles A Butler son of the editor of the SER on TOS Herald from sea service to Washington department posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Huntington
Ind
F. C. Hammond
Erie
Steele
Ap- Pee
Hammond
Erie McKinley Railroad Club
Charles A. Butler
SER
TOS Herald
Big Four
Washington
Colonel John Levering dies at Virginia Beach
Indiana obituaries report Colonel John Levering of Lafayette died at Virginia Beach while seeking health. A Philadelphia native born April 19, 1826, he moved to Lafayette in 1858 and built a career in farming real estate and finance. His service in the Civil War included captaincy then brevet colonel, plus local offices such as county surveyor and city engineer. He married Elizabeth Forman in 1847 and left three surviving children and a nephew Mortimer Levering in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
John Levering
Virginia Beach
Levering
Philadelphia
Indiana
Morton
House of Representatives
State Board of Agriculture
First National Bank
Soldiers’ Home
Colonel Levering
Elizabeth Forman
Frank H
Fred R. Levering
R. B. Moore
Mortimer Levering
Indianapolis
Warsaw man donates historic hotel to Methodist ministers
Elijah Hays of Warsaw, a wealthy citizen, presented the three story thirty seven room hotel formerly the National Hotel to the Ministers' Aid Society of the North Methodist Conference. The property will serve as a summer home for Methodist ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Elijah Hays
Aki Society
North Methodist Conference
National
Indiana Sons of Veterans Hold Large Fourth of July Session
The first session of the fifteenth annual encampment of Indiana Sons of Veterans drew about two hundred delegates with another two hundred expected. A parade and fireworks display were planned, with streetcars taking spectators to Westside Park. A grand camp fire at the Wysor Opera House featured speeches by Senator Fairbanks, Governor Durbin, and others, while reports and committee appointments dominated the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Indiana Sons of Veterans
Muncie Knights of Khorassan
Westside Park
Wysor Grand Opera House
Senator Fairbanks
W. T. Durbin
Charles F. Griffin
National 8. of V
James Robinson
George W. Cromer
Sid Conger
W. L. Ball
R. J. Patterson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Indianapolis
Mattie Ott
Richmond
Maggie Goodrich
Shelbyville
Woman dies en route to asylum after hypnotism episode
Elkhart Ind July 2 Mrs J W Morrison aged forty two who recently became insane on hypnotism after attending public demonstrations died at Logansport today before attendants reached the insane hospital with her She was under charge of County Clerk Dennet her daughter Lulu and neighbor Mrs Seldon Stone Her physical condition had not been considered precarious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
J. W. Morrison
Logansport
Dennet
Lulu
Seldon Stone
Obituaries in Indiana small towns on July 2
Multiple brief notices from Elkhart Windfall and nearby towns report deaths including Mrs H B Short of Elkhart at a Battle Creek sanatorium aged 35, Mrs Abran Upp aged about 70, Mrs Margaret Francis pioneer farmer's wife near Windfall, Joseph H Wordin brother of Supreme Judge, William Sanders Jr rheumatic death, and Mrs Pauley wife of ex-Sheriff H Pauley paralyzed before death. Surviving spouses and children noted with funeral plans where stated. The items reflect local society figures and family ties across Tipton and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
B. Short
Battle Creek
Mich
Panies
Abran Upp
Margaret Francis
Thomas Francis
Here
Friends’ Church
Indianapolis
Columbia City
Joseph H. Wordin
James L. Wordin
Wiliam Sanders, Jr
W. H. Dean
J. A. Butner
Tipton
William Sanders
Eee
Pauley
H. Pauwy
Two Women Arraigned in Warsaw On Grand Larceny Charge
Mrs Maude Chinaberger and Miss Pearl Fredericksen were arraigned before Justice Elier on grand larceny charges. Each was bound over to the Circuit Court in 300 dollars. Fredericksen confessed to stealing four tailored suits from Kingerys and items from Alleman Bros and admitted thefts in Milford and Goshen. Officers recovered a wagon load of goods at Chinaberger's home identified by Warsaw and Milford merchants.
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Warsaw
Ind
Maude Chinaberger
Pearl Fredericksen
Elier
Miss Fredericksen
Kingery
Alleman Bros
Milford
Goshen
Chinaberger
Anderson Plants Record Mixed July 4 Shutdown
Anderson Indiana observes Independence Day with the red department of the American Steel and Wire Company closing for two weeks of repairs while all other plant departments resume operation next week. The Arcade file works bicycle department remains shut.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Red
American Steel and Wire Company
Bicycle
Arcade File Works
Labor unrest and plant closings hit the town
The National tin-plate mills close tomorrow for the rest of the week while the hot and tin mill departments begin a new wage scale next Monday. Gould Steel's plant closes for the rest of the week and Wright Shovel closes for a day. More men are employed in Anderson than ever before as four miles of streets are improved. The News, Democratic organ, advertises for workers at good wages amid Republican prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Tin-Plate Mills
Gould Steel Company
Wright Shovel Company
Anderson
News
The
Democracy
Consolidation of Indiana coal mines nears deal in Chicago
Negotiations toward merging Indiana bituminous coal mines near completion. Illinois consolidation also advances as Chicago Wirden Company secures options on mines near Chicago and Springfield. A July 2 report notes $15 million capitalization and upcoming public disclosure next week. In Trafalgar a fight ends with fines and potential riot charges. In Muncie a first degree murder confession awaits circuit court action and the victim's mother is located in Michigan with body held for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana
Indiana Corporation
Illinois
Chicago Wirden Company
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Wilmington
Springfield
New Oil Well Drilled in Larkin Farm Near Loogootee
Loogootee Prospecting Company reports a new oil well on the Larkin farm near Loogootee starting at seventy five barrels daily and stabilizing at forty. It is described as the best well yet found in the field. Of seventeen holes drilled in Loogootee territory four are oil producers and seven are gas producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Loogootee
Ind
Loogootee Prospecting Company
Larkin Farm
City awards Broadway paving contract to Fort Wayne firm
In Peru Indiana on July 2 the City Council awarded Metropolitan brick paving of Broadway to Compellering & Co of Fort Wayne for $1.75 per square yard. The decision came after the Circuit Court dissolved a prior restraining order filed by remonstrators against the brick pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
Broadway
Crops Damaged in Martin County by Week of Harsh Weather
Estimates by official investigators put crop losses in Martin County at about 5000 dollars as heavy rains and winds flattened two thirds of the wheat, ruined standing sheaves, soaked grain, and lowered future prices. Corn in lowlands also suffered severe damage amid near-drought conditions. Nearby news items report a drowning, a wreck, a large company picnic, a planned subsidy vote, a liquor-license dispute, a new Republican newspaper, a rail near-miss, a varioloid case, a banker returning to law, Carrie Nation’s visit, and a newspaper merger affecting regional press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin County
Alexandria
Jasper Townes
Vernon
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Richmond
Bartel & Company
Osborne's Lake
Hoerner Bakery
Goodrich
Harry Weber
Philomath
Peru
Harry Nyce
First Presbyterian Church
Albion
N. Y
Perry Township
Wabash
Rochester
Nashville
Brown County
Hartford City
Henry Geisler
R. B. Hubbard
Bessie Geisler
Blackford
Thorntown
Elkhart
Bell
Chicago
Greenfield
Willam A. Hough
Greenfield Banks Company
Pertoerelits
Charles Downing
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Briefly Reported
Bremen reports Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse arrived from New York and Frederick der Grosse sailed for New York. Boulogne notes Rotterdam arrive from New York and Patricia sailing to New York via Rotterdam. Rotterdam logs arrival from New York via Boulogne and July 2 sails. New York lists partial ballast additions and Taurie for unspecified voyage.
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Bremen
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
New York
Frederick der Grosse
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Patricia
NEW Youly
Heat Waves Kill Dozens and Halt Factories Across Tri State
The city endures an extreme heat spell with 158 deaths and numerous prostrations in Manhattan and the Bronx from Tuesday night into Wednesday. In Brooklyn 60 deaths and 18 prostrations were tallied by midnight. Jersey City reports eight deaths in the period, with weaving and metal shops idle as foundries and mills suspend operations. Lorillard’s tobacco plant halts production with 2,300 workers affected. Newark Patterson Passaic and New Brunswick plants also close. Crops suffer and farmers face heavy losses without rain.
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Jacob
Rogers
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Miles B. McDonnell
Fursman
Patrick Caravan
Jersey City
John Finn
Margaret
Finn
Clark Thread
Harrison
Kearney
Arlington
Lorillard
Newark
Paterson
Passaic
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Heat Toll in Manhattan and Bronx Rises Over 180 Deaths
New York report shows 185 heat related deaths and 175 prostrations in Manhattan and the Bronx from 2 a m yesterday to 2 a m today. Greater New York totals 225 deaths and 275 prostrations.
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New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Heatwave Racks Philadelphia. 52 Die, 300 Prostrations
Philadelphia endures extreme heat with a government reading of 102.8 degrees at 3 pm, followed by rapid cooling and gusty winds. Hospitals report rising heat-related deaths and mass prostrations, with 52 deaths and 300 prostrations by midnight as factories shut and shipyards pause operations.
Baltimore Sweltered With 108 Degree Heat
Baltimore endured extreme heat with 91 degrees at 8 am rising to a 108 degree peak at 2 pm. A brief cool breeze lowered temperatures to 84 by 6 pm, while the day produced twenty three deaths and forty nine prostrations by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Weather Bureau
No Ice for Booze Parched Throats in Louisville
Louisville and many Kentucky towns face severe ice shortages as local dealers stop out-of-town orders to protect home patrons. Two large dealers report exhausted supplies after morning deliveries. Six carloads from Chicago and Indianapolis failed to cover demand, three hours later wagons were empty. Factories crippled by incessant use and limited remaining stock keep relief distant, with large orders from the North for urgent delivery but little hope of prompt relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
Chicago
Indianapolis
Owl
Boston Storm Ends Heat Wave With Deadly Toll
A July gale and electrical storm across New England cooled a six day heat wave. The storm caused deaths from heat, with about seventy reported across the region and several in Boston, and brought heavy rain after the brief but intense weather spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Chicago Heat Sparks Deaths and Lightning Fires
Chicago reported two deaths and numerous prostrations as a noon to afternoon thunderstorm eased heat. A lawyer, John Dechler, collapsed from heat and was taken to hospital in an unconscious state. Lightning struck about twenty five spots, triggering seventeen fire alarms as emergency crews fought fires across the city. The day's heat was marked by extreme humidity rather than high temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fur
Record heat breaks season as Fort Wayne swelter soars
Fort Wayne Indiana recorded a record breaking 9 degree heat today with one fatal prostration. By evening temperatures dropped rapidly offering first relief from six days of torrid weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Heat in Kansas City Brings Fatal Prostration
Kansas City reports scorching heat at 3 p.m. with a 10 degree rise and scant breeze. Several people collapsed from heat exhaustion and one death is reported, highlighting deadly conditions during a record heat spell.
Heat Wave Sees Death Toll Rise Across Cities
The hot spell continues with two more deaths and sixteen prostrations in Cincinnati, bringing total fatalities to seventeen and ninety one prostrations. Kansas stations report 103 degrees, while Cincinnati hits 92 at 4 pm and 92 again by 9 pm, as a light breeze eases the heat. Tomorrow is forecast hotter, with Fourth of July exposures feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kansas
Hays City
Fort Scott
McPherson
Cincinnati
Rain Relieves Heat in St Louis with Prostrations Rise
In St Louis a much desired afternoon rain cooled the city though many suffered. The day saw a drop in temperature from a high to a lower level. City Hospital reports thirty-three heat prostration cases, more than in the prior summer. In the last twenty four hours four deaths and seven prostrations were logged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Fremont Banker’s Son Dies by Self Inflicted Wound
Freemont on July 2 reports James Wilson Jr. shot himself in the head while ill and overheated, dying instantly. He was the son of Dr. James W. Wilson, head of the First National Bank and Freemont’s leading citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemont
James Wilson, Jr
James W. Wilson
First National Bank
Man Overcome By Heat Adjudged Lunatic in Louisville
In Louisville on July 2 Peter Darnett a young machinist was overcome by heat ten days earlier and today declared a lunatic and ordered to the asylum. He has been a maniac since the heat incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Peter Darnett
Heat records hit 102 degrees in Fortland streets
In Fortland Indiana, July 2 the temperature climbed to 102 degrees in the shade along the street. One prostration was reported but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Fortland
Ind
Mercury
Heat yields deaths and prostrations across cities
Across Detroit Washington Cleveland St Paul Toledo Omaha Columbus and Louisville the day brought extreme heat with highs near 92 in Cleveland and 86 in Columbus. Dozens fell ill from heat prostration and several deaths were recorded as storms and cooling breezes spread through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
ST. Paul
Minn
Thut
Toledo
Omaha
Columbus
Louisville
Lightning Kills Three Men in St. Louis Fishing Party
A lightning strike on Dead Creek bank near Cahokia Illinois killed three men, fatally injured a boy and seriously hurt another man and boy from a St. Louis fishing party. Names: William Inghauser, John Degraff, Louis Stern. Bennie Eggling injured fatally, Joseph Eggling and Albert Leidinger seriously hurt. New York reports a Hudson River tornado near Ossining with Sing Sing Prison affected. no fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Dead Creek
Cahoks
William Inghauser
John J. Degraff
Louis Stern
Bennie Eggling
Joseph Eggling
Albert Leidinger
Violent storm wipes out farms along Cumberland Gap
A Kentucky storm near Middlesboro caused severe damage across Cumberland Gap and Powell's Valley. Six small houses were demolished along with many barns. crops suffered heavily. Perry Smith was killed by lightning. Two homes, including Charles Mayhing's two story house, were blown down but occupants escaped. John Winston's house and barn were damaged. No further fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesboro
Cumberland Gap
Powell's Valley
Perry Smith
Well's
Charles Mayhing
John Winston
Prominent Ex-Senator George Davenport Struck Down by Lightning
Saginaw Mich July 2 former state senator George Davenport a leading figure in the region was killed by lightning at his summer home near the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw, Mich
George Davenport
Wind Storm Damages Perry Hotel Roof In Des Moines
A severe wind storm swept central Iowa last evening causing damage to farm property. In Perry the roof of the Stuart Hotel, a three story brick building, was torn by the gusts. Authorities assess the extent as serious but no injuries are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Perry
Stuart Hotel
Lightning Strike Kills Inmate at Kentucky Asylum
A bolt from a clear sky struck the Central Kentucky Asylum for the Insane at Lakeland near Louisville. It killed James Howard, 34, of Stevensport, and knocked unconscious attendant Nat Mercer and three other patients. the injured are expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Central
Kentucky Asylum For the Insane
Lakeland
James Howard
Stevensport
Nat Mercer
Lightning Kills Young Farmer Near Carlisle Ky
Carlisle Kentucky July 2 Otho Morgan a young farmer was struck by lightning and killed instantly near his home. He was burned almost beyond recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Otho Morgan
Heat and drought abroad roar through Europe
Heat and drought devastate crops in Russia and France as sunstroke deaths rise in England. An Italian regiment marching from Pisa to Leghorn reports thirty sunstroke cases. storms strike southern France destroying churches and homes. In Saratoff province the grass withers and corn prices soar, signaling a famine level shortage rivaling a decade ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Pisa
Leghorn
France
St. Petersburg
Saratoff
Volga
Two Mine Deaths From Gas Fumes In Pittsburg Tunnel
Ten boys trapped by gas in a tunnel to the Keeling mine owned by Pittsburg Coal Company. Anthony Miller aged around seventeen died instantly, Patrick aged fourteen died later at hospital. Eight others, aged eleven to eighteen, survived with injuries and will recover. In New Castle a southbound passenger train hit two limestone cars left on tracks two miles north of the city, injuring two passengers and five trainmen, all expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Keeling
Pittsburg Coal Company
Anthony Miller
Patrick
New Castle
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Four Die As Passenger Train Hits Four Men Near Waterloo
A Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern passenger train struck Oliver Huffman, Joseph Gallinvaux, C. C. Thorsen, and Joseph Hurley one mile south of Waterloo. Huffman Gallinvaux and Thorsen were fatally injured. Hurley died from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Oliver Huffman
Joseph Gallinvaux
C. C. Thorsen
Joseph Hurley
Hurley
Contractor Jacob Neumayer Jr. dies in Fifth and Main fall
Louisville reports the death of Jacob Neumayer Jr a leading contractor who fell from the second story to a basement at a building under construction on Fifth and Main streets. The article notes a property transfer as William E Kurtz sold several North Side lots to John M Lilly yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Jacob Neumayer, Jr
Fifth and
Main Streets
Williiam E. Kurtz
John M. Lilly
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Hewler
Neo
Kariad
Atlanta
Bimiarck
N. S
Buffilo
Titees
Cairo
Chevense
Wye
Concordia
Kanie Daven Rt
Desines
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Fis
Kaneas City
Little Rock
Ark
Marquette
His
Tenn
Ville
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Lake City
Davis
Sons of Veterans’ Meeting
Farmer
Glinas
International Association
E. Woods & Co
Union City
Big Four Railroad
City Council
Minnewawan Inn
Dora Free
Catharine Wilson
Frankfort
W. A. Millis
Crawfordsville
Henry C. Cowles
N. Hill Nesbit
Lulu_ Baker
Auburn
Ruth McCoy
Hanson Hall
H. P. Roberts
Hettie Roberts
Rowe
Connersville
Louis O'Neil
Mary Pottenger
Liberty
Alice Robertson
Madison
H. P. Dickey
Danville
Mary Golden Younglove
Holiness Association
New Albany
Ohio Falls Holiness Association
Silver Heights
Natioal Holiness Association
E. F. Walker
Greencastle
C. W. Ruth
Indianannapolis
Aura Smith
Shelbina
M. L. Haney
Normal
Inl
Mattie Wines
Whiteland
M. L
J. M. Haney
Col
Sons OF Veterans
Sion
Walter Driscoll
Minnie McCall
Behymer
Renton Harbor
R. E
Indiana Notes
Vincennes
Carrie Nation
Opera House
Goshen News
Times
News-Times
Flora
Walter Kelly
H. M. Metsger
Burlington
County
Quaker City
Cramps
Kansas City, Mo
Soc
Gorrill
Shida
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Portland
Sing Sing Prison
Hudson River
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Sing Sing
Powell's River
Capitol Avenue
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Washington and
Pennsylvania Sts
Knight & Jillson Co
Indianapolis, Ind
Cambri
Lamont Brothers’ Circus
Dallas Center
Lake Side
Russia
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