Drowns in Bass Lake as Chicago Photographer Lost
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Nicholas Theodore of Chicago drowned when a bass lake boat capsized near Knox Indiana. Five aboard. four rescued. Theodore’s body remains unrecovered at thirty feet amid muck, complicating recovery plans. Nearby Aurora mourns four youths after a river skiff capsized with two drownings. Laughlin and Watts bodies not found by 9 p.m. under ongoing search.
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Indianapolis Journal
Knox
Ind
Nicholas Theodore
Chicago
Base Lake
Theodore
Aurora
Albert Miller
Robert Laughlin
Ben Watts
Clayton Eastor
Ler
Miss Nellie Bullitt Grant Dies in Barn Fire at Lawrenceport
Miss Nellie Bullitt Grant of New Orleans, twenty five, burned to death at her grandmother Mrs Virginia Bullitt's country home in Lawrenceport. She entered the barn for something and clothes ignited, the house catching fire behind her. Died without regaining consciousness amid mystery over the accident. Remains to be sent to Louisville for interment.
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Indianapolis Journal
Mitchell
Ind
Nellie Bullitt Grant
New Orleans
Virginia Bullitt
Lawrenceport
Kentucky
Louisville
Dedication Day for St Josephs Church at Lebanon Ind
Excursion trains from Indianapolis and Lafayette brought large crowds to Lebanon Indiana for the dedication of St Josephs Church. Attendees included Capital Council Sherman Quigley Weber and Wayne Councils of the Knights of Columbus along with Father Mathew Brigade bands.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
St. Joseph's Church
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Father Mathew
Weather forecast for Indiana Ohio and Illinois
Washington July 2 weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday fair and warm er for Indiana Illinois and Ohio fair and warmer on Monday Tuesday. Fresh northwest winds for Indiana Illinois and west winds for Ohio. Cloudy and warmer readings with mean temperatures and precipitation figures summarized by Blythe weather director.
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Washington
Indiana
Ianols
Ohio
R_H
Temure
T. Blythe
Movements of steamers in New York area waters
July notices report arrivals and departures of multiple ships. Columbia from Glasgow and Moville to New York. St Louis from Southampton and Cherbourg. Umbria from to and Queenstown. Koenigen huise and Zee from Bremen and Antwerp bound for New York. Etruria arrived New York via Queenstown. Trave sailed from Genoa and Naples to New York. Lugue sailed from Liverpool to New York.
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New York
Columbia
Glasgow
Moville
St. Louis
Thampton
Cherbourg
Umbria
Queenstown
Lizard
Koenigen Uise
Bremen
Zee
Antwerp
Liverpool
Etruria
Sallederian
New
Boston
Gibraltar
Trave
Genoa
Naples
ATOWN
Lugue
Dedication of St Joseph's Church Lebanon and rites
Members of several parishes gathered at Lebanon for the dedication of St Joseph's Church with a solemn high mass. Bishop Herman J Alerding officiated, assisted by clergymen from Lafayette Fort Wayne and Indianapolis. About forty confirmations were held and a noon dinner served on the church lawn. The church cost about 13000 and sits on East South Street with a 65 family parish.
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Lebanon
St. Joseph's Church
Herman J. Alerding
D. D
Fort Wayne
John R. Dinnen
Lafayette
L. H. Moench
Joseph F. Delaney
John R. Quinlan
Huntington
John Bleckmann
Michigan City
Cor
Joseph F. Duffy
St. Patrick's
Indianapolis
C. F. Guendling
A. J. Morrisey
Notre Dame University
Alerding
Francis Gavish
L. A. Moench
Robert Pratt
Wabash
William Hogan
Michael Lyons
Brownsburg
Dennis Mulcahy
Anderson
East South Street
Joseph Delaney
John Dempsey
Crawfordsville
P. J. Crowley
St. Mary's
M. J. Byrne
St. Anne's
Thomas Cahill
St. Joachim’s
St. Charles Boromeo's
Mary Halfman
Young Lutherans Meet in Fort Wayne Convention Opens
In Fort Wayne Indiana more than 50 delegates attend the tenth annual convention of the National Walther League of the German Evangelical Lutheran Church of the United States opening with welcome by Rev C Gross and addresses by Rev H C Luehr and Ph Wambsgans. National officers present include President Louis Hohnsbehn Recording Secretary H W Nobis Financial Secretary W C Baade Corresponding Secretary M Bippman Treasurer R E Brauentich. The league aims to advance young Lutherans intellectual and religious interests. In Anderson Indiana five thousand attend Indiana Association of Spiritualists camp with a 3000 seat auditorium dedicated with remarks by Harrison D Barrett Lyman Co Howe Miss Josephine Ropp and Jennie Hagan Brown.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
National
Walther League
German Evangelical Lutheran Church of the
Louis Hohnsbehn
Cleveland
H. W. Nobis
W. C. Baade
M. Bippman
Milwaukee
R. E. Brauentich
Buffalo
Anderson
Indiana Association of Spiritualists
Harrison D. Barrett
Boston
National Association of Spiritualists
Lyman Co. Howe
Fredonia
N. Y
Josephine Ropp
Cincinnati
Jennie Hagan Brown
Dallas
Made fictitious employes at Terre Haute plant
Barnett Martin a 24 year old timekeeper at American Car and Foundry in Terre Haute was arrested while assisting the paymaster dispersing payrolls. Envelopes for fictitious workers contained stolen funds totaling about 500 dollars. Martin a Shelbyville resident, educated, recently married, says he chose theft over suicide to cover living costs.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Barnett Martin
American Car and Foundry Company
Martin
Shelbyville
St. Louis
Tragedies and Fire Strikes Indiana Towns
In Bloomington a farmer, David Reeden, hanged himself with a halter, leaving a widow and one child with no stated cause. In Terre Haute, 15 year old bride Mrs John Bishop attempted suicide by chloroform after her husband left her. a physician saved her. In Rushville, a young bride Mrs Mark Wallace tried morphine suicide after quarrel with her mother. no outcome reported. A fire at Maury and Deming department store in Rushville destroyed contents valued likely between four and seven thousand dollars.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
David Reeden
Terre Haute
John ©. Bishop
Mark Wallace
Rushville
Maury & Deming
Second Street
Main
Perkins Streets
Charles Mauzy
Indiana State Normal School staff changes at Winona
TERRE HAUTE Ind July 3 Professor Charman of the Indiana State Normal School has gone to Winona to succeed Professor Samison this week in the department of jayasy at the summer school. Professor Stalker will succeed Charman next week. Sixty girl students attended the swimming school yesterday with Miss Love teaching physical culture. The Normal girls have reserved the pool for every Saturday morning.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Charman
Indiana State Normal School
Winona
Samison
Jayasy
Stalker
Miss Love
Death of traveling salesman found in hotel bed
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Terre Haute Indiana reports John M Gibbons a traveling salesman for a Decatur Illinois jewelry house was found dead in his bed at the St Nicholas Hotel. He was en route from Kentucky to his Loveland Illinois home and had been ill when he asked for a bed and was noticed that he...
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
John M. Gibbons
Decatur
St. Nicholas Hotel
Kentucky
Loveland
Public hospital drive forms nine member executive committee
Death noted as heart failure. Relatives took the body to Illinois. In Muncie a second mass meeting at First Presbyterian Church named a nine member executive committee to lead a public hospital drive. Members are L A Clark H Roads E B Ball W H Oxtoby A W Brady W R Snyder A L Johnson J F Darrow and George Derrick. committee to begin fundraising. DECATUR Ind July storm hits A M Rinehart farm near New Corydon. Barn, horses, tools, crops burned. loss about 1800. Three oil tanks destroyed. small oil loss overall.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
First Presbyterian Church
L. A. Clark
H. Roads
E. B. Ball
WH. Oxtoby
A. W. Brady
W. R. Snyder
A. L. Johnson
J. 4. Darrow
George Derrick
Decatur
A. M. Rinehart
New Corydon
Indiana and Ohio tackle deaths and dreams on July nights
News briefs report a fatal ax attack in Dixon on the Indiana Ohio line with John Wannamaker surrendering claiming self defense. Other items note Verna Bault in Muncie buried per her deathbed wishes, Samuel Lemasters dying after an accident, Mrs Jennie Parry’s funeral plans, a church fire sparked by lightning in Honeytown, and Leah Stamm in Richmond cultivating a rare lemon tree with twelve years of fruiting and over forty lemons now on it.
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van Wert
Dixon
Indiana and
Ohio State Line
John Wannamaker
Willim Walls
Wannamaker
Muncie
Ind
Samuel Lemasters
Big Four Railway
Greensure
Richmond
Jennie Parry
J. W. Parry
Petersburg
Christian Church
Honeytown
Here
Leah Stamm
Hagerstown
Palma's Words of Hope Outlook Improves for Cuba
Havana July 2 The Union Espanola quotes President Palma expressing hope that Cuba will emerge from the crisis. He cites American syndicates backing cigar factories land and sugar estates, sugar prices favoring profits, pending sugar bounty removal, and potential reciprocity with the United States. Annexation not seen as salvation. change comes when Americans decide.
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Havana
Union Espanola
Palma
Cuba
Senora
United States
Marotts Score Shutout At Fairview Park
The Marotts defeated The People's Outfit by a shutout at Fairview Park. Ryse pitched well and Fredericks provided the key batting as The People's team produced many errors. Attendance was noted, with the Marotts winning 7 to 0 after a steady display on both offense and defense.
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People’s Outfitting Company
Marotts
Fairview Park
People
Ryse
Fredericks
Wassons
Lieber
Adams
Slelken
Liebers
R.H.O.A
Wasson
Rh.o.a
Guthrie Gray
Kansas City
Gibson
St. Paul
Kar. C. R.H.C.A.E. St Paul
Roa E. Rothfuss
Getler
Grady
Shannon
Nance
Lumley
Rfio
Lewes
Dil
Smith
Huggins
Ad We
Cogan
Thiel
Kelly
Gibaon
Burley
Raville
Ferguson
Louisville
Indianapolis
Washington Park
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis Brewing Company
T Duesseldorters
Indianapolis Nationals
M. Shae
J. Jackson
B. Orr
W. Nilius
Hollenback Press
Union Pipe Company
Carnaby
Shea
Thomas
Edgar
Pierson
Hollenbeck Press
Potter's Hat Company
John Retal Hick Dies in Cambria Mine Disaster After Rescue
John Retal Hick, 53, one of the fire bosses rescued alive from the Cambria mine after the July 10 explosion, died tonight at Cambria Hospital. He leaves a widow and one daughter as the death toll rises to 11.
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Johnstown
John Retal- Hick
Cambria
Cambria Hospital
Ten Innings, Ten Scores In Louisville Victory Over Indianapolis
Indianapolis clawed back in the ninth, then Louisville surged in the tenth to win 10-9 in a forfeited-feast of errors and late rallies. Williams, Kerwin, and Bonner starred for Louisville as Cincinnati’s rivals traded blows in a chaotic American Association game.
Toledo Stole Bases Highlight Local Baseball Game
Stolen bases by Thomas Knoll and Burns pace a Toledo attack as McNeal and Thomas split pitching duties. Smith delivers a two-base hit while a key double play from McFarland to Grim steadying the defense. McNeal fanned four and walked four. Thomas walked twice. Time 1 5. Umpire Francis.
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Liebers
Wassons
Gray
McDermott
Balle
Adams
Ford
Duckwall
Rolinson
ball—Streiken
Beaves
Indianapolis Journal
Louisville
Indianapolis
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Jack Sheridan
Watkins
Sheridan
Hoghever
Tebeau
Spies
Heydon
Miller
Ganzel
Gannon
Kerwin
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Woodruff
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Matthews
O'Brien
Coulter
Fox
Hogriever
Come
Bonner
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Ae Bonner
Rose Flournoy
Flaherty
C. A
Schaub
Seay Coulte
E Matthews
Schriever
Clymer
Wil- Hama
Willams
OM Williams
Kansas City
Oram Sacretkessiaay
McAndrews
Shannon
Lumley
Dillard
Beville
Grady
Thiel
Gibson
Chech
Ahech
Uinateert Shell
Bon
Toledo
Migue
Thomas
McNeal
Columbus
Thomas, Knoll
Burns
Smith
McFarlan
Grim
Francis
ST. Louis
Kruger
Cincinnati
Hahn
O'Neill
Ee Cin. Soc
Barclay
Dobbs
Smoot
Beckley
Donoway
Crawf'd
Farrell
Seymour
Bergen
Nichols
Donovan
Crawford
Peltz
Corcoran
Brown
Davenport and Terre Haute Split Doubleheader
Davenport and Terre Haute split a day’s doubleheader with a first game score showing Davenport edging Terre Haute in a late rally and the second game a pitchers duel won by Davenport. Rain affected several games elsewhere with updates on Cedar Rapids Evansville and other city matchups.
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Davenport
Terre Haute
Simonton
Rhe Davenport
Evers
Simmonton
Starnagie
Rock Island
Bloomington
Sipe
Williams
Bishop
Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Decatur
Rockford
Twelve Times To Bat Chicago And Pittsburg Fought A Dozen Innings
Chicago and Pittsburg played a marathon twelve inning game in which Chicago built an early lead but Pittsburgh rallied to win on Beaumonts single and Wagner home run. A rain-shortened second game followed and attendance reached about 14,000.
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Chicago
Vistors
Pittsburg
Beaumont
Wagner
R.h.o.ae
Pitts
R.H.O.A.B. Blagle
Clark
A. Will's
Beaum't
Lowe
Leach
Menefee
Burke
Shaft
Millar
Wii's
Tannerill
Zimmer
Waegner
Shhaeffer
Bransfield
A. Williams
Tannehill
W. Williams
Kling
Ball
O'Day
Vailsburg Cycle Races and Hanover Chess Masters Meet
At Vailsburg track amateur pursuit won by Glasson and Schlee. One mile pro team race claimed by Kramer and Collett. Hurley, amateur champion, appeared. Schreiber won pro handicap. Attendance about 6,000. Also Manhattan Beach event: Lottie Brandon rode 31 44 miles in one hour surpassing Lizette’s women’s record.
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Hanover
Newark
N. J
Vailsburg
Glasson
Schlee
Kramer
Collett
Hurley
George Schreiber
G. C. Cameron, Jr
New York
W. A. Penn
C. L. Hollister
Springfield
Theodore Kindle
Aedae Glasson
Charles Schlee
Teddy” Billings
James Zanes
Essex County
Oscar Goerke
George Cameron, Jr
F. L. Kramer
East Orange
G. C. Collet
New Haven
W. C. Fenn
Waterbury
George Leander
Chicago
Frank Beauchamp
Australia
William Martin
Lowell
G. C. Schreiber
Floyd Krebs
John Bedell
Lynbrook
Jed Newkirk
Manhattan Beach
Lottie Brandon
Lizette
Reds and Nationals clash in Shelbyville score unclear
In Shelbyville Greensburg Reds plus a large crowd faced Nationals of the city this afternoon. The box shows Reds 4 Nationals 4 with errors and odd formatting. Attendance noted as TM. Other notices record Aurora Cincinnati Superbas defeat and Greenfield extending a win streak against Marion, with unclear figures and battery details.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Reds
Greensburg
Nationals
Tesee
Chess Masters Meet Opens in Hanover International Tournament Draws
The international chess masters tournament in Hanover opens with 18 players including American contenders Pillsbury Napier Marshall and Russian grandmaster Tschigorin. The opening round pairs Swiderski Mieses Mason Olland Levin Marshall Cohn Wolf Gottschall Gunsberg Tschigorin Atkins Pillsbury Napier Janowski Bardeleben Popiel Suechting. Six rounds weekly. next rounds follow. In Cincinnati the tri state tennis finals see Emerson Diehl defeat Mitchell Miller 6-3 in the decisive fifth set after protest over darkness.
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German Chess Association
Harry N. Pillsbury
W. E. Napier
Frank J. Marshall
America
H. E. Atkins
James Mason
J. Gunsberg
London
England
M. Tschigorin
St. Petersburg
A. Levin
Russia
D. Janowski
Paris
A. G. Ollander
Utrecht
Holland
Ignatz von Powel
Bochnia
Galizia
Siegfried Wolf
Vienna
Austria
Curt von Bardeleben
Berlin
Rudolph Swiderski
J. Miese
Leipsic
Hermann von Gottschall
Goeritz
H. Surehhting
Brackrade
Principality of Lubeck
William Cohn
Germany
Poplel
Swiderski
Mason
Levin
Cohn
Hottschall
Tschigorin
Pillsbury
Janowski
Bardeleben
Napier
Atkins
Gunsberg
Wolf
Marshall
Olland
Mieses
Suechting
Cincinnati
Chicago
Emerson
Diehl
Mitchell
Miller
Richmond Narrowly Defeats Greens Fork In Season's Notable Game
In Richmond Indiana this afternoon the locals edged Greensfork 7 to 6 after a high scoring duel. Wallace and Elmore held the mound for Richmond while Boyn and Chapman worked for Greensfork in a game marked by late rallies and key hits.
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Rhe
Richmond
Greensfork
Wallace and Elmore
Boyn and Chapman
Kentucky Killing in Hopkinsville Ends in Unknown Suspect
Frank White dies after a late night drive home from Burgoo. Brother John White claims ambush and a failed attempt on a boy named Knight. Knight provides alibi. inquest verdict finds Frank was shot by party unknown. Coat burned, ball struck left side through the heart.
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Hopkinsville
Frank
John White
Burgoo
John Knight
Knight
Rangind
Eleven Die as Flood Ravages Chenango Area
The flood toll rises with four dead and two seriously injured as waters break mill dams wash out rails roads and bridges, delaying trains. James Cook and wife drowned at Afton Chenango County amid widespread property losses and extensive damage northward.
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James Cook
Afton
Chenango County
Riots Over Sunday Baseball Sparks Nebraska Disorder
A riot at Nebraska City grounds erupted when the Law and Order League tried to stop a Sunday game. Sheriff Brower arrested four players after his revolver was taken. Pastors faced threats and a stone struck Rev. C M Shepperd as tensions from the Sunday ball debate flare.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska City
Law and Order League
Brower
Justice’s
C. M. Shepperd
Methodist Church
Shepperd
Friends of Sunday Ball
Southern Baseball Association bars clubs from playing Memphis
The Southern Baseball Association board ordered any club in the Southern League to be fined 100 dollars if they play Memphis when Charles Frank or pitcher St Vrain participates. The action, taken at East Lake, faced injunction attempts and disputes over hearings, with Memphis executives declaring the move illegal.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Baseball Association
East Lake
Southern League
Memphis
Charles Frank
St. Vrain
Mem
Abner Powell
New Orleans
C. E. Jackson
E. T. Peter
Atlanta
F. F. Parke
Little Rock
Abner Powel
Memphis Club
Ewing
Farrell
National Association of Minor Leas Attorneys
Fisher
Nashville
Frank
Sheriff Arrested at Memphi s Baseball Game
In Memphis Tennessee Deputy Sheriff J P Woolen tried to serve warrants on Memphis and Nashville Southern League players for playing baseball on Sunday. He was arrested after attempting to draw a revolver and charged with carrying concealed weapons and resisting an officer. Warrants were served again after the game by Frank Miller acting for the players.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Nashville
J. P. Woolen
Woolen
Frank
Ernest Miller
Miller
Famous Mutiny Leader Arrested at Lucknow
Bombay July 3 A man arrested in Lucknow for sedition in the Seventh Regiment line. The prisoner is believed to be Ran-Madhu of Shamkarpur, famed as a tiny leader, who was known to have been hiding in Nepal months ago.
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Bombay
Lucknow
Seventh T Regiment
Ran_— Madhu
Shamkarpur
Nepaul
Tramp Injured After Fall at Union Station Shed
A tramp riding atop a four passenger coach fell in the Union Station shed last night and struck a break beam on his stomach. He was believed seriously hurt, an ambulance arrived, but the tramp had revived and then disappeared.
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Union Station
Os Mt
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