Treasury issues refund rules for Philippine tax acts
Washington July 9 The Treasury Department issued a new order detailing refund procedures under the Philippine government act. Tax refunds apply to Internal Revenue taxes on articles shipped to the Philippines since Nov 25 1891 and must be claimed on Form 44 under oath with vessel and port details. Principal refunds target whisky beer spirits wine and tobacco. Rome July The Vatican replies to Governor Taft note on Philippine affairs and communications from Rome will be sent to Washington tonight. Judge Taft has dispatched about 2000 words by air to Washington from Rome.
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Washington
Treasury
Philippines
Secretary of the Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Saprae
Philippine Islands
Ury
Rome
Vatican
Taft
Philippine Islande
Cardinal Rampolla
O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
D. D
Porter
Alice
Sons of Veterans Elect Ogden Commander at Rising Sun
Rising Sun Indiana July 9 officers elected ending encampment with parade and a 1200 person barbecue. George F Ogden Laketon chosen commander on first ballot. W T Burns Rising Sun vice commander. delegates named to National Encampment. Community celebration drew many from surrounding counties despite heat.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Sons of Veterans
George F. Ogden
Laketon
W. C. Glendenning
Geneva
Ogden
Cataander
Papier Wee
W. T. Burns
Foxot
Oral H. Jones
Shelbyville
R. J. Bosworth
Indianapolis
Fred E. Maton
Charles A. de Paver
Kokomo
Peru
Edward R. Campbell
Washington, D. C
National Organization
Benjamin Starr
Richmond
Indiana
Campbell
Grand Army of the Republic
Newton J. McGuire
Frank Martin
Martin
Washington
Starr
S. of V
Kreitenstein
Ben North Post
River Front
Kentucky
State Organization
of the
Ben North
Company C
Fighting Seventh Indiana
Smock
Watts
Second Indiana Battery
5. M. Campbell
Battery
Rising Sea
Omeanization
Henry Willman
Fort Recovery
3. M. Campbell
Rising Su
Robert Brickley
Anderson
E. Scott
Matthias Long
Quercus Grove
Henry, Willman
S. M. Camph
S& FB. Scott
Mthias Long
Abramlee
Dulstero
James Alford
Samuel Dugle
George Dugte
William A. Steele
John Norvel
Henry Summers
H. &. Ebaper
Espey
Ladies’ al’ Society
8. of V
oMeers
Fanny Rabb Green
Rising Sun View
Currie Conger
Mary van Osiel
Julia Thomas
Terre Haute
C. H. Myers
Alexandria
Dyke Beale
Fort Wayne
Margaret Goodrich
Edna Swort
Elwood
Bessie Bowser
Harriet Hamberg
Rising
Buler
Harriet Hickley
Green
Sid Conger
the Sons of Veterans
Lightning Kills Two in Wheat Field Near Hartford City
In a July storm three miles east of Hartford City Indiana Charles Wentz aged 37 and his cousin Bee Wentz aged 17 were struck dead while sheltering under a canvas cover from a bounder machine. The deaths follow reports of smallpox in Knightstown and two drownings in Winona Lake with more details from the Indianapolis Journal special.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Charles Wentz
Bee Wentz
Bluifton
City Water Works
J. W. H. Palmer
Herbert
Hearin’s Parents Prostrate Over Son’s Predicament
William J Hearin jailed in Philadelphia faces alleged elopement with Mrs Aline O Malley wife of Notre Dame instructor Prof Austin O Malley South Bend Ind His parents in Hunter N Y Catskills plan to seek his release Hearin and Mrs O Malley to be arraigned on charges of stealing diamonds and jewelry from Dr Joseph O Malley home corelli illness of Prof O Malley and his wife that preceded the theft leading to arrests as they prepared to board a train for South Bend
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Philadelphia
William J. Hearin
Aline O'Malley
Austin O'Malley
Notre Dame College
South Bend
Ind
Hearin
Hunter
N. Y
Catskill Mountains
Dr. O'Malley
Chesterfield Incorporates After Vote In Madison County
Chesterfield Indiana voted 52 to 32 to incorporate at a special election held yesterday. Madison County Commissioners will call an immediate election to choose town officers. The 72 year old town with 40 population sits on two steam railways, the Big Four and the C and E, and an electric line. Officials say incorporation is needed to preserve peace amid a battle against three saloons.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Chesterfield
Madison County
West Union
Big Four
Union Electric Line
Hagerstown
Marion
Matthew Doyle
van Buren
Matthews Steel Casting Company
Peru
F. C. Boyd
Hughes
Logansport
Midway Park
Aurora
Aurora Lodge
A. M
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Ludlow
Delhi
Lawrenceburg
North Vernon
Milan
Conwell
Cincinnati Hospital
H. Edmonston
Charles O'Farrell
Delaware County
Durbin
O'Farrell
Monon
Albert Doolittle
Ail
Evansville
Ella Smith
Owensboro
Ridgeville
James Paterson
Powers
Jay County
Richmond
J. W. Kapp Stor
First English Lutheran Church
Edinburg
Joseph I. Irwin
Crowd confronts Indy patrolman after beating in buggy
In Marion, Indiana, Patrolman Pennock stopped glass workers John Smith and Charles Kilgour in a South Washington Street buggy and beat Kilgour with a mace. A crowd formed. several businessmen protected the officer. The policeman, recently reinstated after a prior dismissal, faces a petition to remove him again. Other patrolmen face pending brutality charges from a park incident.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Pennock
John Smith
Charles Kilgour
South Washington Street
Kilgour
Attempted kidnapping at Wheatland shocks Indiana
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Miss Emma Dunn, a wealthy young woman, was seized from an open window by a man last night. She screamed and struggled until her mother intervened, rescuing her as the intruder fled into the heat of the night.
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Indianapolis
Vincennes, Ind
Wheatland
Emma Dunn
Smallpox at Knightstown report from editor column
A Knightstown letter to the Indianapolis Journal says the smallpox scare is passing and business is returning. It notes over twelve genuine smallpox cases, with one death, none vaccinated, and about thirty cases of verbloid. Ex Senator Newby is among quarantined cases. a detention hospital is reportedly well equipped and medical care strong.
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The
Indianapolis Journal
Blue River
Smith
Greensboro
James Wilson
Newby
Smallpox outbreak traced to traveling troupe in Indiana
A young traveler with Robinson's show introduced smallpox to Knightstown and Michigan City. Fifteen cases since June 1 in Michigan City, with one death, while officials report vaccination and containment reduce further spread. Health officers, doctors, and city leaders credit concerted efforts for improving conditions.
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Robinson
WM. Carson
Knightstown
Ind
Entertains and Lectures At Winona Lake Assembly
W W Pfrimmer the Kankakee Poet and president of the Western Association of Writers entertained a large audience with readings. Ernest Thompson-Seton will deliver two lectures during the Assembly. Several notable visitors and hotel guests arrived, including W W Pfrimmer and many named residents and travelers from Indianapolis Chicago and New Albany. Mrs W B Lewis and Kathleen Lenton were rescued from drowning at Winona lake after entering a deep dredge hole. two boys aided them.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winona Lake
Ind
W. W. Pfrimmer
Kankakee
Western Association of Writers
Hugh McGibeny
Indianapolis
Ernest Thompson-Seton
Winona Hotel
Thomas H. Dinsman, Jr
Syracuse
N. Y
Panl W. Miller
Pittsburg
Laura D. Fulton
Kenton, D
A. M. Ayres and Family
Julia E. F. Walk
Geneva Dickey
Kentland
C. L. Watkins
Chicago
Minnewawan Inn
Karl Nave
Crawfordsville
B. F. Culp
Alice M. Culp
Raymond
Brower
Moody Memorial Building
A. ©. Faulkner
North Manchester
W. H. Shone
Spencer
H. S. Bartholomew
Thos. J. Kirby
Claypool
Arthur Demer
Talma
George C. Bush
Marion
Anna J. Atkinson
Telulah Robinson
Terre Haute
Pearl Armstrong
Michigan City
Elizabeth Hamlet
New Carlisle
Fred ©. Spalding
Muskegon
Mich
Garfield Springs
Ida E. Stallings
New Harmony
Gilmor
W. G. Kennedy
New Concord
Lessie Bates
Margaret Newcomb
Lucie Cole
Margaret
Agnes Oliiver
Monmouth
Ill
Ellen
Mary Iglehart
W. M. Lewis
W. P. Lewis
New Rans
W. B. Pace
Louisville, Y
Warsaw
W. B. Lewis
New Albany
Kathleen Lenton
Oberlin
Michigan City Youth Dies in Alaska at 25
Special to the Indianapekia Journal reports Loerin Fench of Michigan City, age twenty-five, died in Alaska on June 24 from heart disease. He was the son of Capt. Henry Fench, longtime keeper of the local life-saving station. The family had resided in Alaska for three years.
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Indianapekia Journal
Michigan City
Ind
Loerin Fench
Alaska
Henry Fench
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Goldwin Ray
Mississinewa
Red Bridge
Redkey
Marion
John Symonton
Fankboner Mill
Jonesboro
Obituaries of Samuel Blazer and Simon Cook in Indiana
Samuel Blazer pioneer of Jay county died of trotopsey in Portland Indiana. He was born October 1813 and had lived in the area for over fifty years. Simon Cook eighty five year old retired merchant died in Evansville Indiana. he was among the city’s oldest residents.
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Portland
Ind
Samuel Blazer
Jay County
Evansville
Simon Cook
Sister and Brother Meet at Muncie After 23 Years' Separation
In Muncie Indiana Mrs David Jones encountered a man she believed to be a tramp then learned he was her long missing brother a mining engineer from Canon City California whom she had not seen for thirty three years Both born in South Wales they had drifted apart and reunited after the decades apart.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
David Jones
Canon City
Cal
South Wales
Purses and races set for a week of track events
Open on next Monday with purses totaling 5 40 for races running Tuesday through Friday. Events include road, trot, and pace races with purses ranging from 40 to 400 and times from 2 14 to 2 40. The schedule lists multiple pace and trot heats culminating in several mile run events. FRANKFORT IN July 9 Democrats name Lebanon for the Ninth district convention on Aug 14 with Judge Kirkpatrick likely nominee.
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Indianapolis
Frankfort
Ind
Ninth District
Lebanon
Aus
O'Brien
Carroll
Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Indiana couples wed after railroad visit to Paris Ill
Walter Scott and Miss Bessie Bassett secretly married in Paris Illinois after a July 4 train trip from Shelbyville Indiana. The couple returned home the next day and kept the marriage quiet.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Walter Scott
Bessie Bassett
Indianapolis
Paris
Ill
Clarence Thralls
Anna Clark Mene
W. F. Mit
Obituary Notes on Judge Marvin World War Era Figure
Syracuse obituary outlines Judge William Marvin’s long public service from U S district attorney in Florida to district judge at Key West. He later became provisional Florida governor, US senator candidate, returned to Skaneateles, authored maritime law works, church warden, and a loyal Democrat who split with Bryan. Additional brief notices cover Major Edwin Stevens veteran and consul posts, James H. Stephens pottery pioneer, Duchess of Atholl, and Charles H. Criss cotton broker.
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N. Y
William Marvin
Skaneateles
United States
Florida
Jackson
Key West
van Buren
Marvin
United States Senate
St. James Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Bryan
Pers Meee
U. S
Philadelphia
Pernambuco
Brazil
Edwin Stevens
Stevens
Ning-Po
China
Garfield
Major Stevens
Harrison
Peoria
Seventy-seventh
Illinois Volunteers
Grant
New York
James H. Stephens
Trenton
Cincinnati
Stephens
Rome
Duchess of Atholl
Sir Thomas Rett
Italy
Switzerland
Charles H. Criss
New York Cotton Exchange
Seabright, N. J
Bright
Plans for Atlantic coast summer maneuvers disclosed
Washington July 9 reports two sets of maneuvers to unfold this summer on the Atlantic coast. A naval phase in August tests an enemy fleet against a defending squadron including Kearsarge Alabama Massachusetts and Olympia. A second phase plans a coordinated army and militia defense against a hostile naval attack from New Bedford to Long Island Sound with coastal forts in Narragansett New London and New York under active preparation.
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Army and Navy
Atlantic
Navy
War Department
North Atlantic
Higginson
New England
Kearsarge
Alabama
Massachusetts
Olympia
Montgomery
Scorpion
Marblehead
Hist
William Swift
Coast Artillery
New Bedford
Mass
Long Island Sound
Narragansett
Henry ©. Hasbrouck
New London
J. M. K. Davis
Nextagansett
Adams
Weatherill and Creble
Rhode Island
Rodman
Trumbull
Conn
Mansfield
R. L
H. G. Wright
Michie
Terry
New York
Land Island Sound
New York City
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Winona
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