Freight wreck kills one in Dubois County Indiana
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Evansville Ind July 12 A derailed freight train on the Southern Railway near Duff Dubois county caused the death of Frank McCowan fireman and left engineer Fred Ward with severe injuries. Brakeman Edward Atkinson and conductor Gilbert Jones were also hurt. wreckage and fire blocked the line and debris burned. In a separate Moran Michigan division Vandalia freight collision at Moran the depot was damaged but no fatalities. engineer and fireman escaped, Samuel Kirkwood was seriously hurt. Debris and damage reported heavy with traffic disrupted.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Southern Railway
Duff
Dubois County
Frank McCowan
Fred Ward
Edward Atkinson
Gilbert Jones
McCowan
Worthington
Margaret Nelson
Louisville
Ward
Attinson
Jones
Terre Haute
Michigan
Vandalia
Moran
Strucure
Fent
Samuel Kirkwood
Wreck on Toledo Peoria & Western Rips Five Injured
In Peoria on July 12 two died and several were seriously hurt when an extra engine and caboose met a construction train on a reverse curve. Victims include Peter Icenogle and Taylor killed instantly, Ambrose Pierce and John Le Paige among the injured with severe wounds. Stewart Meyers and Joseph W. Morgan also hurt. Names of others unavailable. All injured are construction crew members except Paige and Meyers who were traveling salesmen.
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Peter Icenogle
Washington
Ind
Taylor
el Paso
Ambrose Pierce
John LE Paige
St. Louis
Stewart Meyers
Louisville
Joseph W. Morgan
Eureka
Fox
Paige
Meyers
Eorth
Trial verdict ends Frank Addy murder case in Stehfield
In Stehfield Minnesota last night the jury found Frank Addy not guilty after a 26 hour deliberation in the murder trial of Mr and Mrs Milton Gorton who died in a New Year’s Eve fire at Forestby. Addy, their hired man, was arrested and rearrested and will face further charges in related connections.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Frank Addy
Stehfield
Minn
Addy
Milton Gorton
Forestby
Archbishop Feehan dies after long Chicago leadership
Archbishop Patrick F. Feehan, head of the Chicago Catholic archdiocese for twenty-two years, died at 3 PM after a period of poor health. He guided Nashville and Chicago church growth, funded debt relief and orphan aid, and helped relocate orphans during yellow fever. He was a tall, articulate figure, remembered for steady governance and financial prudence.
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Patrick F. Feehan
Archdiocese of
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P. J. Muldoon
Muldoon
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Maynooth College
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Carondelet
Church of the Immaculate Conception
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South
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St. Mary's Orphan Asylum
Thomas Foley
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Baltimore
Vatican
Rome
Eternal City
Ilinois
Illinois
McGowan Dies Sudden Heart Attack During Game
St Louis financier Irving McGowan collapsed and died during a baseball game in which his son played. The death occurred today in St Louis and is attributed to a heart affliction.
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ST. Louis
Irving McGowan
Uriah White Founder of Ocean Grove Dies at 86
New York July 12 Uriah White who conceived the idea leading to the founding of Ocean Grove the famed Methodist resort in New Jersey is dead at Trenton He helped inspire the coastal town seen as a spiritual retreat and recreational destination for Methodists for decades
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New York
Uriah White
Ocean Grove
New Jersey
Trenton
Irwin Shepard Re-Elected Secretary for NA E A
MINNEAPOLIS July 12 The board of trustees of the National Educational Association re elected Irwin Shepard of Winona as permanent secretary for a four year term at a salary of 4000 a year.
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Minneapolis
The
National Educational Association
Irwin Shepard
Winona
Grand Circuit Opening Brings Detroit Stakes Action To Start Meet
The Grand Circuit opens in Detroit with the Merchants' and Manufacturers' stake for 2:24 trotters valued at $19,000 drawing attention amid weather and training setbacks. Indiana entries include Sphynx Lassie and Zephyr with several starters expected in the M. and M. stake while past winners and fields are noted. broader Detroit meetings feature multiple events and impressions from the Lake Erie Circuit and Montpelier and Mechanicsburg developments.
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Detroit
Merchants’ and Manufacturers
Hendryx
Eleata
Heniryx
Amy Lee
Walter E
Suisun
Isvi
Temple Bar
Nightingale
George
Siva
Miss Lida
IJ. M. D
Claymore
the Corporal
Don L
Emima Offut
Red Star
Bilma
Oratorio
Directum Kelly
Belle J
Royal Baron
Kingmond
Lady Geraldine
Annie Burns
Country Jay
Indianapolis
J. W. Marsh
Jack Pointer
O. F. Mann
Jack
Wes Stout
Indiana
Sphynx Lassie
Whiteley Bros
of. Munete
Zephyr
McKinney
Gentlemen's Driving Club Races Held in Peoria
Races in Peoria Illinois concluded with crowds and fast times. Winners included Bernie Wilkes and Fred Pabst across multiple heats in 2:16 pace with best 2:12. Other entrants included Manza Pierce Pearl Scherbert Cyclone Rose bud and Carrie J Josie M Selden Wilkes among starters. Lafayette Elks carnival and horse meet set to open with entries from Indiana Illinois Kentucky Ohio and Wisconsin.
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Peoria
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Bernie Wilkes
Fred Pabst
Manza Pierce
Pearl Scherbert
Cyclone
Rosebud
Alleris
Carrie J
Josie M
Selden Wilkes
Young Hal
Jay D
Little Huck
Acrobat
Bunkie Maid
Mary Bell
Cora
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Lafayette Elks
Fair Pass
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Ohio
Wisconsin
Horses and trainers prep for Grand Circuit at Midwest tracks
Kingmond 2:99 returns to John Dickerson's stable after a foul of a filly by Bingen. Indiana 2.04% shines at Providence for Fred Clark, while Magele Anderson 2:11 works mile in 2:18 under Tom Dellinger in Indianapolis. Frank Mann sends Jack 2:19'4 by Greystone to Detroit for season debut. Dick Wilson shifts to Cleveland for first Grand Circuit appearance. Mabel Onward 2:13 withdrawn from Billings matinee stable and set for Grand Circuit. Al D Mock of Elwood Ind will officiate Gas Belt Circuit at Marion in his sixth year starter. Efe Logan by Sir Albert 8 20% to be bred to Diablo again by Mr. Melnenny of Honolulu, sent over this month. Lalla Rookh 2:20% by Allie Gaines foals a filly by Dr. Pitzer and will be bred to Colbert 2:07 at Lincoln Stock Farm Palatine IL. Float Jolly 2:08, mile in 3:15 at Indianapolis.
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Kingmond
John Dickerson
Imp. Meddler
Nancy Hanks
Bingen
Indiana
Providence
Fred Clark
Magele Anderson
Tom Dellinger
Indianapolis
Frank Mann
Jack
Greystone
Detroit
Dick Wilson
Cleveland
Mabel
Billings
Efe Logan
Sir Albert
Diablo
Mr. Melnenny
Honolulu
Lalla Rookh
Allie Gaines
Dr. Pitzer
Lincoln Stock Farm
Palatine
Colbert
Float Jolly
Motor paced cycling meets postponed after machines fail
New York July 12 twenty mile race paced by motor tandems features Albert Champion Basil De Guichard Tommy Hall and Nat Butler. Butler excluded then reinstated. Champion’s machine breaks and race postponed a week. Also reports from Revere Atlantic City on national and other motor paced events with Kramer Lawson and Freeman among winners.
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Albert Champion
Basil de Guichard
France
Tommy Hall
England
Nat Butler
Cambridgeport
Mass
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Butler
Revere
Frank Kramer
East Orange
N. J
William Martin
S. Beauchamp
Australia
Kramer
George H. Collett
New Haven
Bald
Buffalo
Owen S. Kimble
Louisville
Iver Lawson
Salt Lake City
W. A. Rutz
Joseph Bedell
Lynnbrook
L. 1
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Howard Freeman
George Leander
the Coliseum
Gus Lawson
Fred Sinclair
Lawson
Thompson
Boake
Daly
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Editor Landis Shaped Delphi Journal Stand in News Work
Representative C B Landis edits Delphi Journal at home with W L Ricketts, tracing a bold rise from Logansport Journal. The piece recounts their role in exposing Bill and Amer Greene, aiding capture through trusted use of local networks and contrasting prior ultra conservative coverage.
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C. B. Landis
Congress
Delphi Journal
Indiana
Landis
W. L. Ricketts
Messrs. Landis
Ricketts
Logansport Journal
Washington
Bill
Amer Green
Fort Worth
Texas
J. B. Stanley
Cass County
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Landie
Bill Greene
Enos Brumbaugh
Mr. Ricketts
Young America
Michigan City
Amer Greene
America
Luella Mabbitt
Greene
Buck” Stanley
Greenes
Logansport
Ndis
Delphi
Beip
Delphi Journal Report of the Amer Greene Lynching
The Delphi Journal notes the capture of Bill and Amer Greene and Amer’s lynching six miles east of Delphi after a mob seized him from Delphi prison. Stanley’s father, Cass County sheriff, and Landis tried to report, but mob violence and fear shaped the events.
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Cass County
Delphi Journal
Logansport
Bill
Amer Greene
Greene Brothers
Michigan City
Amer
Delphi
Carroll County
Landis
Drove Into State Ditch in Drunken Cart Crash
William Yount and Bertha Whittaker, residents of 718 East St Clair street, were riding a buggy when it left the road near Atlas engine works. The horse climbed out. Whittaker received internal injuries and was treated at home. Yount, unhurt, aided the rescue and was taken to the police station. A watchman and officers assisted and an ambulance arrived.
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Bertha Whittaker
East St. Clair Street
State Ditch
Sheldon Street
Belt Railroad
Atlas Engine Works
Yount
A. H. Jaynes
Booth Furniture Factory
Miss Whittaker
Furniture Factory
Mackesy and
Duncan
City Dispensary
Dr. Forman
Interview of a World-Raming Journalist with a Premier
A July century anecdote recalls Julian Ralph interviewing a prime minister. The exchange shows familiarity and memory across newspapers. The premier jokes about a sixpence bet, paying it and recalling past staff ties, highlighting differing English and American reader reactions to such fellowship.
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Victoria
Havin
Sta
Robert Cecil
Cowper
Eet Eesson
Ted Te Bettas
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